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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
WHA Utilities and Power Public Company Limited delivers a comprehensive suite of utility products and services, operating both within Thailand and across international markets. Its operations are segmented into Water Business, Power Business, and a Holding Company. Within its Water Business, the company is responsible for sourcing and distributing raw and industrial water, alongside offering wastewater treatment solutions to various clients, including operators within industrial estates and lands, as well as other direct consumers. The Power Business focuses on the generation and distribution of electricity, utilizing a diverse portfolio of energy sources such as natural gas, coal, hydro, solar, and waste-to-energy. Originally established in 2008 as Hemaraj Clean Water Company Limited, the company adopted its current name, WHA Utilities and Power Public Company Limited, in August 2016. Its headquarters are located in Samut Prakarn, Thailand, and it operates as a subsidiary of WHA Industrial Development Public Company Limited.
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