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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Winner Group Enterprise Public Company Limited manufactures, imports, and distributes raw materials, ingredients, food chemicals, and consumer products in Thailand. The company offers food additives comprising hydrocolloid and preservatives; food ingredients consisting of cocoa and chocolate, dried fruits and nuts, egg powder, margarine and shortening, seasoning, sugar and sweeteners, starch and flour, whipping cream, yeast and bread improver, popcorn, cooking paper, and pumpkin powder animal feed; frozen and chilled food, including fruits and vegetables, frozen French fries, cheese, and frozen bakery products; and baking powder, bakery ingredients, beverages, premixes, flour and powder, sugar, and special blend products. It also provides products under the Clos Pons, Campagna, Castella, El Avion, Golden Pot, Ital Lemon, Le Sang Des Seigneurs, La Espanola, Osterberg, Olivia, Pearl River Bridge, and Romulo brands. In addition, the company manufactures and sells skin care products, cosmetics, food supplements, and medicines used to treat skin diseases. It serves food service industries, hotels, restaurants, chained bakeries, restaurants, and individuals. Winner Group Enterprise Public Company Limited was incorporated in 1983 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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