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Trades about 2% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Symphony Communication Public Company Limited, established in 2005 and headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, operates as a prominent provider of telecommunication networks and related services. The company extends its comprehensive offerings across Thailand, other Southeast Asian nations, and global markets. Its extensive service portfolio includes various network connectivity solutions, such as dedicated private networks for branches, access networks tailored for service providers, and robust data center/disaster recovery (DC/DR) links. Furthermore, Symphony delivers a broad range of internet services, encompassing direct internet access, virtual firewalls, DDoS attack mitigation, broadband internet for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), internet exchange services, and direct cloud connections. The company also specializes in international network connectivity, providing services like international private leased circuits, IP-Virtual Private Networks (IP-VPN), Ethernet Line (E-line)/International Ethernet Private Line (IEPL), and access to submarine cable infrastructure. Additionally, it offers a suite of cloud services to meet diverse business needs.
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