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Trades about 72% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The Siam Cement Public Company Limited operates as a diversified industrial group, focusing on the cement and building materials, chemicals, and packaging sectors. Its extensive operations reach across Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, China, and various international markets. The company structures its operations into distinct business segments: The Cement-Building Materials Business manufactures and supplies a comprehensive range of construction and decorative products, including various types of cement (grey, ready-mixed, white), dry mortar, roofing and ceiling materials, wallboards, wood substitutes, concrete paving blocks, ceramic tiles, and bathroom fixtures. This segment also manages extensive distribution channels for its products, complemented by logistics, delivery, and international trade services. The Chemicals Business is involved in the manufacturing and sale of olefins, polyolefins, vinyl, and other specialized chemical products. Its Packaging Business delivers various packaging solutions, including fiber-based, paper-based, and polymer products, alongside foodservice items and pulp and paper goods such as printing paper. The Other segment encompasses strategic investments in areas like agricultural machinery, automotive components, steel production, clean energy initiatives, and emerging technologies, as well as automation system integration and other service offerings. Founded in 1913, the company maintains its headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand.
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