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Trades about 31% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating within Thailand's dynamic media and entertainment sector, The ONE Enterprise Public Company Limited (ONEE.BK), headquartered in Bangkok, provides a comprehensive suite of services. The company is a prominent creator of diverse programming, encompassing popular dramas, comedic sitcoms, engaging variety shows, and informative news broadcasts. It actively manages and distributes its licensed content across various platforms, including domestic television networks, online digital channels, and international markets, while also holding the copyrights for its produced programs on both television and digital platforms. Beyond content creation, ONEE serves as a direct marketing agency for digital television channels and specializes in organizing events, providing all necessary public relations and promotional materials. Its operations further extend to radio, where it produces programs for broadcast via traditional radio waves and modern online channels, including dedicated websites and mobile applications. The company also manages artists, sells merchandise associated with its programs and talent, and offers extensive rental services for filming locations, workspaces, and event venues, accommodating everything from commercial shoots and TV series to feature films and weddings.
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