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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Thaicom Public Company Limited, with its subsidiaries, provides vital transponder services for both national and international communication. The enterprise structures its activities into three primary divisions: Satellite Business Services, Internet and Media Services, and Telephone Network. Its extensive service portfolio encompasses broadband content, internet data center (IDC) solutions including content delivery and general internet access, satellite uplink/downlink, broadcasting television, a variety of telecommunications and mobile content services, and telephone network management. The company also distributes the iPSTAR user terminal and direct television reception equipment. Furthermore, Thaicom offers technical assistance for its satellite endeavors, conducts engineering and development in communication technology and electronics, and provides expert consultancy for broadband network system integration. Operating globally, its footprint extends through Thailand, Australia, India, Japan, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, and other international territories. Established in 1991, Thaicom is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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