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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
WHA Corporation Public Company Limited, together with its affiliated companies, specializes in the development, leasing, and divestiture of various types of real estate, including industrial land, commercial buildings, factories, and warehouses, with operations spanning Thailand and international markets. A core aspect of its business involves the creation and ongoing administration of properties situated within industrial estates and designated zones. Beyond its property ventures, the company provides a comprehensive suite of services: digital solutions such as data center operations, internet connectivity, IT support, fiber optic network infrastructure, and managed services; essential water services, including raw and industrial water supply, as well as wastewater treatment. Additionally, WHA offers consulting, general and service management, real estate investment, marina facilities, design and construction supervision, pipe pack leasing, renewable energy investment and development, and water resources management. Founded in 2003, the firm's main office is located in Samut Prakan, Thailand.
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