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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Pratama Widya Tbk is an Indonesian firm specializing in construction services, particularly within the geotechnical engineering domain. Their comprehensive offerings encompass initial geotechnical investigations; a range of deep foundation solutions like bored piling, traditional piling, injection piles, and load testing; and the construction of various retaining wall systems, including soldier, contiguous, sheet, secant, and diaphragm walls. Furthermore, the company provides advanced grouting and soil improvement techniques such as jet grouting, deep mixing, and soil cement stabilization. Their expertise also extends to slope reinforcement methods, utilizing soil nailing, shotcrete, ground anchors, and rock bolts, alongside offering dewatering services and handling full Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) projects. This extensive portfolio benefits a wide array of development sectors, from commercial and residential buildings and critical infrastructure to mining sites, factories, oil and gas facilities, dams, and power plants. Founded in 1981, PT Pratama Widya Tbk maintains its headquarters in Tangerang, Indonesia.
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