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Price: 0.05 THB Market Closed

Market Cap: ฿242.7m

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Company		Goodwill	CAGR 3Y	CAGR 5Y	CAGR 10Y
E	Everland PCL SET:EVER	Goodwill N/A	CAGR 3-Years N/A	CAGR 5-Years N/A	CAGR 10-Years N/A
S	Supalai PCL SET:SPALI	Goodwill ฿38.3m	CAGR 3-Years -25%	CAGR 5-Years N/A	CAGR 10-Years N/A
A	AP Thailand PCL SET:AP	Goodwill ฿100.1m	CAGR 3-Years 0%	CAGR 5-Years 0%	CAGR 10-Years 0%
S	Sansiri PCL SET:SIRI	Goodwill N/A	CAGR 3-Years N/A	CAGR 5-Years N/A	CAGR 10-Years N/A
L	Land and Houses PCL SET:LH	Goodwill N/A	CAGR 3-Years N/A	CAGR 5-Years N/A	CAGR 10-Years N/A
Q	Quality Houses PCL SET:QH	Goodwill N/A	CAGR 3-Years N/A	CAGR 5-Years N/A	CAGR 10-Years N/A

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Everland Public Co. Ltd. operates as a real estate development business. The company is headquartered in Bangkok, Bangkok Metropolis. The firm develops land for various types of residential properties, such as townhouses, single houses, and condominiums. Its townhouses projects include Evercity Phutthabucha, Evercity Chatuchot, and Evercity Namdaeng. Its condominiums projects include The Politan Rive, The Politan Aqua, The Politan Breeze, My Resort Hua Hin, My Resort River, and My Resort Bangkok. Its single house project include Silverlake Park, My Home Avenue, and My Silver Lake. The Company’s subsidiaries include Nattanant Development Co., Ltd., My Resort Holding Co., Ltd., The Villa (Hua Hin) Co., Ltd, Bangkok Riva Development Co., Ltd., Ever City Development Co., Ltd., Bangkok Ever Development Co., Ltd., My Avenue Co., Ltd., and My Hospital Co., Ltd.

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