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Trades about 156% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Samart Digital Public Company Limited, a Nonthaburi, Thailand-based enterprise founded in 1995, operates as a subsidiary of Samart Corporation Public Company Limited. The company, which changed its name from Samart I-Mobile Public Company Limited in October 2017, specializes in the distribution of communications and electronic equipment across Thailand and internationally. Its business activities are organized into two primary divisions: Digital Network and Digital Content. The Digital Network segment provides digital trunked radio systems, various distribution equipment, integrated audio-visual network and software solutions, and mobile antenna services. Conversely, the Digital Content segment delivers a broad spectrum of services, including voice, audiovisual, multimedia, and infotainment content accessible via mobile phones. This division also offers content through diverse multimedia channels, develops interactive media, provides website services, and produces entertainment content. Additionally, it engages in the creation of television and radio programs, printed materials, billboards, and handles the production of outsourced, live, and recorded sporting events.
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