Concrete products
This part of the business makes and sells precast concrete items such as electric poles, piles, beams, and other structural parts used in infrastructure and construction projects.
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Precise Corporation PCL
SET:PCC
Precise Corporation PCL
SET:PCC
Price:
3.14
THB
0.64%
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Market Cap:
฿3.9B
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment
- Headquarters
- Thailand TH
- Employees
- 924
- IPO date
- Oct 21, 2022
Precise Public Company Limited makes products and services for electric power and telecom infrastructure in Thailand. The company designs and manufactures items such as steel poles, transmission line structures, and related hardware used to carry electricity and support network equipment. It also takes on engineering and installation work for utility and industrial projects, so it sits between equipment maker and project contractor.
Its customers are mainly power utilities, telecom operators, contractors, and other organizations that build or maintain grid and communications networks. Precise earns money by selling manufactured equipment and by charging for project work, including design, fabrication, transport, and installation. That gives it two linked revenue streams: product sales and service or construction contracts.
What makes the business model distinct is that it serves the backbone of infrastructure rather than the end consumer. Customers rely on Precise for components that must meet technical and safety standards and for the know-how to install them correctly. This makes the company a specialized supplier in the utility supply chain, with demand tied to power-grid upgrades, network buildouts, and industrial infrastructure spending.