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Trades about 25% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
TQM Alpha Public Company Limited, a prominent Thai firm, primarily operates as an insurance brokerage. The company delivers a comprehensive array of insurance products, covering both life and general (non-life) categories. These offerings span motor vehicles (cars and motorcycles), travel, accident, health, and home insurance, in addition to specialized policies like add-on, surf stake, and gadget coverage. Beyond its core insurance activities, TQM Alpha also extends into personal lending services and provides consulting and procurement solutions for computer hardware and software. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, the company was formerly known as TQM Corporation Public Company Limited, adopting its current name in May 2022. It functions as a subsidiary of Eternal Growth Corporation Company Limited.
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