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Thai Wah Public Company Limited (TWPC.BK)

SET Consumer Defensive Packaged Foods
$2.66 ▲ +0.76%
Market Cap
$2.34B
Sector
Consumer Defensive
Industry
Packaged Foods
Beta
0.12
52-Wk Range
2.3-3.28
CEO
Ren Hua
Country
TH
Currency
THB

Thai Wah Public Company Limited operates in the Packaged Foods industry of the Consumer Defensive sector, headquartered in Bangkok, BM, TH. The stock last traded at $2.66, up 0.76% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $2.34B. Its beta of 0.12 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
Stock Exchange of Thailand
Employees
1,375
IPO date
2000-01-04
Headquarters
Bangkok, BM, TH
About Thai Wah Public Company Limited

Thai Wah Public Company Limited, founded in 1947 and based in Bangkok, Thailand, specializes in the production and distribution of starches and various agricultural products. Its market presence extends across Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and China. The company's extensive product line includes tapioca starch, crucial for both food applications (such as seasoning and sweeteners) and industrial uses in paper and textiles. They also supply sago for culinary purposes, ranging from savory dishes to desserts, and alpha starch, which finds utility in aquatic animal feed, mosquito repellents, and metal casting. Beyond these, Thai Wah manufactures glucose and confectionery. Their food offerings are broad, encompassing rice flour, diverse vermicelli and noodle products (including rice, mung bean starch, and instant varieties), and unique sago types like roselle and pandanus sago. Furthermore, the company engages in land management activities and is involved in generating and selling electricity.

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