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Trades about 119% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sunsweet Public Company Limited, operating primarily through its subsidiary SunSweet International Co., Ltd., is dedicated to the cultivation, processing, and distribution of a wide array of agricultural products. Under the "KC" brand, the company supplies fresh and processed fruits and vegetables within Thailand. Its product offerings encompass various forms of sweet corn (canned, pouch, and frozen), white beans in tomato sauce, and frozen green soybeans. Furthermore, Sunsweet markets agricultural by-products like corn husk and maize. The company also trades in a diverse range of other food commodities, such as fresh onions, ketchup, canned pineapple, white sugar, fresh coconuts, tapioca starch, jasmine rice, various dressings, and cooking oils including corn, soybean, and sunflower oil. Established in 1991 and headquartered in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Sunsweet Public Company Limited maintains a significant international presence, exporting its goods to countries like Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Germany, Lebanon, Turkey, and Iran.
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