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Trades about 1,277% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Qualitech Public Company Limited, founded in 1991 and based in Rayong, Thailand, delivers a comprehensive suite of non-destructive testing, inspection, and certification services across Thailand and globally. The company specializes in technical assessments to ensure the operational safety of diverse industrial assets, including pressure vessels, industrial boilers, piping systems, and steel structures. It further offers robust asset integrity management and plant inspection solutions. Beyond general services, Qualitech provides specialized inspection and accreditation for critical equipment such as pressure vessels, fixed and aboveground storage tanks, fire tube boilers, and LPG and transportation tanks, along with validation for welding projects. As an impartial third-party engineering consultancy, it furnishes expert guidance to various entities for equipment evaluation and testing. Its extensive client base spans the oil and gas, metal manufacturing, fabrication and construction, power generation, and tank and terminal sectors.
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