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Trades about 146% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Singer Thailand Public Company Limited, established in 1889 and based in Bangkok, serves as a primary distributor of diverse household and commercial appliances across Thailand. The company's operations are divided into direct trade sales, a consumer finance segment offering hire purchase and various loan products, and a service and other activities division. For residential customers, Singer provides a wide array of electrical appliances, including sewing machines and related accessories, major home goods like refrigerators, washing machines, gas stoves, and air conditioners, as well as audio-visual electronics such as flat-screen LED and smart TVs, and home theatre systems. Commercial enterprises benefit from their specialized cooling units, which encompass freezers, beverage and wine coolers, bakery freezers, and slush ice machines. Additionally, they supply vending machines for airtime, petrol, and drinking water, alongside agricultural equipment like water pumps, portable fertilizer sprayers, and rice milling machines. Beyond product sales, the company expands its services to include brokering both life and non-life insurance, facilitating hire purchase agreements for everything from home and sewing machines to commercial goods, mobile phones, and vehicles, and issuing personal loans, frequently secured by vehicle collateral. Furthermore, Singer provides crucial electrical appliance repair and maintenance services and manages debt collection for an affiliated company. All products are marketed under the Singer brand name and distributed nationwide through the company's network of branch outlets, a dedicated team of sales representatives, and debt collectors.
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