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Trades about 166% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
XSpring Capital Public Company Limited, alongside its subsidiaries, functions as a diversified financial services and investment firm with operations spanning both Thailand and international markets. The company provides a comprehensive suite of financial offerings, encompassing brokerage services for securities and derivatives, international market trading, and convenient online platforms. It also delivers expert investment, financial, and wealth advisory services, in addition to managing securities underwriting and derivatives agency functions. Furthermore, XSpring Capital is actively involved in the management of various fund types, including mutual, private, derivatives, provident, and real estate investment trust funds, while also dealing in derivative warrants and facilitating securities borrowing and lending. Beyond traditional finance, its operations extend into foreign exchange, real estate ventures, and the burgeoning digital asset sector. Established in 1974, the company was previously known as Seamico Capital Public Company Limited, adopting its current name, XSpring Capital Public Company Limited, in May 2021. Its headquarters are situated in Bangkok, Thailand.
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