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Trades about 111% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Takuni Group Public Company Limited, trading as TAKUNI.BK, is a diversified enterprise headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, which, along with its subsidiaries, delivers various services primarily within Thailand, including construction. Its operational scope is structured across several key segments: Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) trading, the installation of gas systems and equipment sales, transportation, construction, non-destructive testing and inspection, and other businesses. The company's LPG division provides fuel for domestic, industrial, and automotive use. Additionally, it offers industrial and vehicle gas system setup services and distributes associated equipment. Takuni Group also undertakes the land-based transport of dangerous goods and building materials. Further offerings include non-destructive testing and certification services to ensure adherence to safety regulations, property development, and the trade of pharmaceutical botanical products. The company was established in 1995.
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