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Trades about 58% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sky ICT Public Company Limited, an enterprise based in Thailand, along with its subsidiary, specializes in information and communication technology (ICT) and system integration. The company's operations are divided into two main segments: System Integration, and Sales and Service. Sky ICT provides expert consultation, sophisticated design, and the distribution of a wide array of ICT products and devices. Its product portfolio encompasses essential hardware such as notebook computers, scanners, printers, and servers, alongside digital storage solutions, networking switches, and various software applications. Furthermore, the company delivers comprehensive implementation and installation services, offers ongoing maintenance agreements, and provides strategic consulting, design, and project management expertise. It also facilitates technology access through its computer and electronic device rental services. Serving both governmental and private entities, Sky ICT was established in 1997. The company, headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, adopted its current name in July 2017, having previously operated as CCN-TECH Public Company Limited.
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