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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PT Tigaraksa Satria Tbk, established in 1986 and based in Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia, is primarily engaged in the distribution and sale of a wide array of consumer goods. Its business operations are structured into three main divisions: food and household products, LPG and kitchen equipment, and books. The company's offerings encompass a broad selection of items, including various food products, infant nutrition, personal care, and home cleaning essentials. Additionally, it supplies educational materials and scientific literature. Beyond distribution, Tigaraksa Satria also undertakes the production and packaging of powdered sugar, milk, beverages, and spices. In the kitchen appliances sector, it manufactures gas stoves, distributes blenders and rice cookers, and provides gas cylinder refilling services for residential use. The company utilizes an extensive network to reach its customers, serving wholesalers, a range of retail outlets from large hypermarkets to small stalls, as well as leveraging sub-distributors and online sales channels.
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