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Trades about 106% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
S. Khonkaen Foods Public Company Limited, an enterprise founded in 1984 and headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, is primarily engaged in the manufacturing and global distribution of a diverse array of processed food items. The company's operations are divided into four principal divisions: the production of pork-based foods, processed seafood, restaurant services, and swine farming. Its extensive product offerings include a variety of local Thai delicacies such as sausages, shredded pork, crispy pork, and dried pork, alongside a selection of seafood items like shrimp balls, fish balls, and fried fish cakes. They also provide frozen prepared meals, including pork leg and various soups; convenient snacks such as baked chicken breast; and other staples like chili flakes and herbal drinks. The company markets its processed seafood under well-known brands including Chiu Chow, Kwang Chao, Odeng, Taipei, Mahachai, and Kaizen. Beyond food production, S. Khonkaen Foods is involved in the breeding and sale of finishing swine. It also manages investment properties for sale or lease and offers training and seminar services. As of the end of 2021, the company's retail footprint included 19 company-owned stores and 6 franchise outlets domestically, in addition to one international branch.
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