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Trades about 195% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wyncoast Industrial Park Public Company Limited provides specialized duty-free zone facilities available for both lease and sale, catering to commercial and industrial enterprises worldwide. These comprehensive facilities include an on-site customs office, dedicated logistics support teams, executive office suites, staff accommodation, conference rooms, and food service areas. The industrial park encompasses a total land area of 109,174 square meters, featuring 42,754 square meters of factory and warehouse buildings for rent, a 15,175-square-meter depot, and a three-story office building covering 4,011 square meters. In addition to its core industrial park operations, the company operates as an automotive dealership, offering new, used, and multi-purpose vehicles, other types of transport, spare parts, and accessories. It also engages in the generation and distribution of solar energy and water, manages properties and assets, and conducts construction activities. Founded in 1985, the company was formerly known as Capetronic International (Thailand) Public Company Limited, changing its name to Wyncoast Industrial Park Public Company Limited in October 2013, and is headquartered in Bang Pakong, Thailand.
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