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Trades about 100% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Prinsiri Public Company Limited, operating with its various subsidiaries, primarily focuses on the development, leasing, and sale of diverse real estate properties. Its extensive portfolio encompasses detached homes marketed under brands such as Prinn, Zerene, Iconature, and Forest, in addition to townhouses like City Sense Plus, Corazon, Six nature, City Sense, and Foret. The company also provides condominium projects, including Bridge, Zelle, Zelle Plus, and Samart. Beyond its core property ventures, Prinsiri extends its offerings to include entertainment park and educational center services, various real estate-related solutions, and the food service industry, operating both restaurants and shops. Furthermore, the firm is engaged in the generation and distribution of electricity utilizing solar panels and other sustainable energy sources. Prinsiri Public Company Limited was established in 2000 and maintains its headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand.
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