BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited (BTGRF)
BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited operates in the Railroads industry of the Industrials sector, headquartered in Bangkok, BM, TH. The stock last traded at $0.07, up 0.00% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $1.19B. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of -28.77, a net margin of -5.2%. Its beta of 0.04 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.
BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited is a Bangkok-based Thai conglomerate, established in 1968 and renamed from Tanayong Public Company Limited in May 2010. The company operates a diversified portfolio encompassing public transportation, real estate, media, and various service sectors, structured into three primary segments: Move, Mix, and Match. Its "Move" segment is central to urban mobility, handling the operation and maintenance of the BTS SkyTrain system, undertaking the construction and upkeep of electric rail infrastructure, managing train procurement, and offering bus rapid transit services. Within its "Mix" segment, the company delivers comprehensive marketing and advertising solutions, leveraging both traditional and digital platforms, alongside providing digital sales services and system integration. The "Match" segment and broader service offerings include insurance brokerage across various channels, management of services linked to the Rabbit Card, and a suite of electronic payment solutions such as e-money and bill payment. Furthermore, the company strategically invests in a diverse array of ventures, including restaurant management, construction, golf course operations, and other service-related businesses, while also holding stakes in other companies' securities. It extends its expertise through architectural and engineering consulting, oversees food and beverage enterprises, is active in software development and technology integration, and provides CRM loyalty programs and coupon kiosk solutions.
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