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Trades about 149% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating primarily within Thailand, Rayong Wire Industries Public Company Limited, established in Bangkok in 1994, specializes in the manufacture and distribution of a diverse array of steel wire products. Its extensive product line includes pre-stressed concrete wires, vital for items such as piles, utility poles, floor slabs, and concrete railroad ties. The company also provides pre-stressed concrete strand wires, indispensable for large-scale infrastructure projects like bridges, elevated highways, substantial foundations, and silos. Furthermore, it offers welding wires utilized across various metal fabrication sectors, from vehicle assembly and shipbuilding to containers, water pump conduits, gas tanks, agricultural machinery, power transformers, and furniture manufacturing. Rayong Wire Industries also supplies hard-drawn wires, such as spring wire for mattresses, automotive components, and general spring applications, as well as low carbon steel wires employed in piling, electrical posts, and drainage systems. Completing its portfolio are wire mesh products, essential for road construction, building structures, and wall finishing. The firm operates as a subsidiary of Capital Engineering Network Public Company Limited.
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