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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Triton Holding Public Company Limited, an investment conglomerate headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, was founded in 1987. The company primarily operates in Thailand's construction and engineering sectors, structured into two core divisions: Constructions Business and Electricity and Energy Business. Its construction arm focuses on developing non-residential buildings and offers property leasing services. Triton Holding also engages in diverse ventures, including the distribution of radio tapes and compact discs, involvement in alternative energy and mining, supplying mining and construction materials, and the planning and execution of electrification systems. Additionally, it produces electricity from biomass, biogas, and waste. The company's portfolio extends to media, encompassing television program production and cable TV services, as well as specialized horizontal directional drilling for oil and gas pipelines. The firm adopted its current name in October 2015, having previously traded as Live Incorporation Public Company Limited.
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