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Trades about 118% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Patkol Public Company Limited trades in and services various engineering products in Thailand and internationally. It operates through Ice Machine and System, Machine and System for Food Industry, and Non-Patkol Brand. The company offers turnkey sales services in the design, manufacturing, and installation of various industrial refrigeration machinery for ice making, supermarket, dairy and ice-cream processing, and food related processing plants and supplies. It also provides ice making and handling, machines, and ice accessories; food and dairy, food and dairy process, and sanitary tank machines; and refrigeration cold rooms, freezers, and chillers, as well as refrigeration equipment. The company was formerly known as Patanakolkarn Co., Ltd and changed its name to Patkol Public Company Limited in 1993. Patkol Public Company Limited was incorporated in 1965 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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