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Trades about 101% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating from its Bangkok headquarters since its inception in 1976, RS Public Company Limited, alongside its various subsidiaries, is a multifaceted Thai corporation deeply involved in the commerce, media, and music industries. Its extensive media division includes the digital television station Channel 8, the dedicated shopping channel RS Mall Channel, and the popular F.M. 93.0 MHz radio frequency under the COOLfahrenheit brand, which is also available online via www.COOLISM.net and the COOLISM app. Additionally, the company orchestrates events and concerts through COOLive and manages the COOLanything commerce platform. Within its music operations, RS focuses on content creation, strategic marketing, artist representation, and comprehensive song content administration, distributing material through both online platforms (like streaming services and social media) and traditional offline channels (such as television, live events, and showbiz performances) under prominent labels like RoseSound, Kamikaze, and RSiam. Expanding its reach further, the company markets a diverse range of consumer products, including items for health, beauty, fashion, home, and pets, alongside electrical and home appliances. This product offering is bolstered by specific brands like Vitanature+ for dietary supplements and S.O.M. for food supplements. The organization, originally incorporated as RS Promotion Public Co. Ltd., officially changed its designation to RS Public Company Limited in December 2005.
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