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Trades about 170% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Matching Maximize Solution Public Company Limited (MMS), along with its subsidiaries, specializes in the creation of television content and a range of related services. The company's diverse activities include producing television programs, handling comprehensive post-production work such as editing visuals and audio effects for films, and developing commercials for broadcast. MMS also provides equipment rental for film production, offers various associated services, sells goods, leases out studio spaces, and delivers general production support. Furthermore, it actively participates in collaborative movie film projects. Founded in 1992, the company was initially known as Matching Studio Public Company Limited before rebranding to its current name in May 2010. Based in Bangkok, Thailand, Matching Maximize Solution Public Company Limited operates as a subsidiary of The BBTV Productions Co., Ltd.
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