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Trades about 77% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Vintcom Technology Public Company Limited, along with its associated firms, operates as a prominent distributor of computer hardware and software, catering to markets in Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Malaysia, and beyond. Its business activities are primarily structured into two divisions: the sale of goods and the provision of services. The company delivers a wide array of information technology solutions, extending beyond basic equipment sales. These offerings span core infrastructure components like servers, storage units, and integrated engineered systems, alongside contemporary services such as cloud computing, robust cybersecurity protocols, and network devices. Vintcom also specializes in various software products, including database platforms, operating systems, virtualization technologies, middleware, and development tools, in addition to comprehensive data management solutions focusing on integration, big data analytics, cloud data strategies, quality control, and security. Complementing its product and software portfolio, Vintcom offers extensive support services. These include expert consultation, professional installation, and ongoing maintenance for computer systems. They also provide vigilant computer and network security monitoring, outsourced management services designed to protect corporate digital infrastructures, as well as installed base renewal and project management capabilities. Founded in 1992 and based in Bangkok, Thailand, Vintcom Technology Public Company Limited operates as a subsidiary of Vnet Capital Co., Ltd.
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