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Trades about 211% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Pelayaran Nelly Dwi Putri Tbk is an Indonesian maritime enterprise focused on providing diverse shipping solutions. Its business is organized into three primary divisions: vessel chartering, ship repair and construction, and various other related services. Key offerings include leasing out vessels and engaging in the building, maintenance, and repair of tugboats and barges. The company also handles the transport of commodities such as timber, coal, nickel, stone, and sand, alongside offering specialized shipping consulting. Established in 1977, this Jakarta Pusat-based company operates as a subsidiary of PT Haskojaya Abadi.
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