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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TCM Corporation Public Company Limited, along with its subsidiaries, is engaged in the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of a diverse array of rugs and carpets. Its market reach extends across Thailand, the United Kingdom, and globally. The company structures its operations into three primary divisions: TCM Flooring, TCM Living, and TCM Automotive. Under its renowned Royal Thai brand, the firm provides Axminster and tufted carpets. Its product line further encompasses specialized carpets for vehicle interiors and upholstery fabrics for the automotive industry. Additionally, it supplies commercial-grade carpets designed for corporate environments, such as offices and other business venues. Beyond its core carpet offerings, TCM Corporation also supplies sofa chairs, produces the wooden frames required for these seating units, and distributes other flooring products. The company caters to an extensive clientele, including hotels, theaters, airports, private residences, palaces, cruise liners, casinos, and convention centers. Established in 1967, TCM Corporation Public Company Limited is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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