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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, Muangthai Capital Public Company Limited (MTC) is a prominent financial services provider in Thailand, established in 1992. The company specializes in offering a wide array of credit solutions, including secured loans against vehicle registrations and land title deeds, alongside unsecured options like Nano finance and personal loans. MTC also provides specific financing for various types of vehicles, such as cars, pickup trucks, motorcycles, and agricultural machinery. Complementing its lending activities, the company extends installment loan facilities, hire purchase services, and operates as an insurance broker. By the end of 2021, MTC had established a substantial operational footprint with 5,799 branches and service centers. The company transitioned to its current name, Muangthai Capital Public Company Limited, in April 2018, having previously operated as Muangthai Leasing Public Company Limited.
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