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Trades about 31% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Surapon Foods Public Company Limited, established in 1977 and headquartered in Muang, Thailand, functions as an international manufacturer, distributor, and exporter of diverse food products. The company's extensive portfolio includes a variety of seafood items like boiled and sushi shrimp, fish, and squid, alongside a broad selection of finished and semi-finished frozen meals. Its offerings further extend to convenient ready-to-eat dishes such as dim sum, pork, vegetables, processed chicken, and assorted deep-fried foods. Notably, Surapon Foods also produces Halal-certified dim sum and deep-fried products under the Farhana brand. Beyond its core food operations, the company provides comprehensive services encompassing sales and marketing support, cold storage warehousing, and logistics. It adopted its current name in 1996, having formerly been known as Surapon Seafoods Public Company Limited.
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