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Trades about 83% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
The Union Mosaic Industry Public Company Limited (UMI) specializes in the production and global distribution of floor and wall tiles. Its business activities are primarily structured into two divisions: one dedicated to local sales of floor and wall tiles within Thailand, and the other focused on the export of these products. UMI's diverse product portfolio includes ceramic tiles for both floors and walls, as well as mosaic and porcelain options. Beyond its core tile operations, the company also engages in the sale of minerals and soil, real estate ventures, and acts as a ceramic agent. This Bangkok, Thailand-headquartered firm was founded in 1973.
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