Consumer retail
Com7 sells smartphones, computers, tablets, gaming gear, and accessories through its electronics stores and online channels under brands such as Banana and Studio7.
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Com7 PCL
SET:COM7
Com7 PCL
SET:COM7
Price:
32.25
THB
Market Cap:
฿77.4B
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Consumer Discretionary
- Industry
- Retail
- Headquarters
- Thailand TH
- Employees
- 6 270
- IPO date
- Aug 10, 2015
Com7 PCL is a Thai retailer and distributor of consumer electronics, with a strong focus on smartphones, computers, tablets, accessories, and related gadgets. It sells through a mix of physical stores and online channels, and its product mix includes well-known brands such as Apple and other major electronics makers. The company makes money mainly by buying devices and accessories from manufacturers or distributors and reselling them to end customers.
Its main customers are everyday consumers, students, office workers, and small businesses that want phones, laptops, and add-ons such as chargers, cases, and software-related services. Com7 also serves shoppers who want advice, setup help, and after-sales support rather than just a low-priced item. That makes its stores more than simple shelves of products: they work as a local point of sale and service channel for major electronics brands.
What makes Com7’s business model different is its role as a specialist electronics seller in Thailand rather than a general department store. It sits close to the customer end of the value chain, where brand trust, product availability, and service matter a lot. Because it earns mostly from product resale and related services, its business depends on consumer demand for devices, brand partnerships, and the ability to keep popular technology items in stock and easy to buy.