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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Thaifoods Group Public Company Limited operates an integrated agro-industrial business, specializing in the end-to-end production and supply of chicken and swine products across Thailand and Vietnam. The company is structured into four primary divisions: Poultry, Swine, Feed Mill, and a diversified "Other" category. The poultry segment encompasses chicken breeding, the production and sale of day-old chicks, live chickens, and a wide array of chicken meat products. This includes whole birds, various cuts such as wings, breasts, legs, and giblets, as well as processed chicken items, all distributed in both frozen and chilled forms. The swine division focuses on breeding pigs and marketing live hogs and pork products. Supporting these core operations, the Feed Mill segment is responsible for producing and distributing animal feed. Beyond its primary agricultural activities, Thaifoods Group offers a diverse range of services and products. This includes operating research facilities, producing farming equipment like plastic items and animal feed sacks, manufacturing sauces and seasoning beverages, conducting research into cattle diseases, and producing vaccines. Additionally, the company provides equipment rental services and extends financial support through credits and guarantees. Its extensive and varied clientele spans brokers, retailers, slaughterhouses, industrial accounts, modern trade channels, and both direct and indirect export markets, underscoring its significant domestic and international reach. Established in 1987, Thaifoods Group is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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