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Trades about 17% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Singapore in 1958, Pan-United Corporation Ltd operates as an investment holding company with significant engagement in the concrete and logistics industries across Singapore, China, and international markets. The company's diverse activities are categorized into three main segments: Concrete and Cement, Trading and Shipping, and Others. Pan-United is a key supplier to the construction sector, offering a comprehensive range of products including cement, granite, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, slag, and refined petroleum. Additionally, its operations encompass the trading of raw materials, bulk maritime shipping, and agency services. The corporation also holds various investments and extends its expertise to sustainable technology solutions, marketing services, asphalt production, road construction and repair, quarry operations, and providing software and IT consultancy.
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