Siam Technic Concrete PCL
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Siam Technic Concrete PCL
Glance View
Siam Technic Concrete Public Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture and distribution of prestressed concrete products. The company is headquartered in Bangkok, Bangkok Metropolis. The company went IPO on 2021-07-23. The firm is principally engaged in the manufacture of prestressed concrete products and construction contractor service. Its segments include sale of goods and service, and construction. Its products include Pc Spun, I-Section, Box and Plank Girder, Electric Poles, and other products, such as Hollow Square-Section Pile, Cross Arm Spun, Beam, Stub, Slab, and Sheet Pile. Its services include transportation services, piling services, and construction services. The company provides construction services for housing, office buildings, factories, warehouses, and other infrastructures. The firm provides installation and piling services by using rig cranes, rubber tire mounted cranes, crawler mounted cranes, hydraulic crane, and hydraulic static pile driver (jack-in piling system). Its subsidiaries include Siam Technic Power Co.,Ltd, Siam Technic Concrete (Saraburi) Co.,Ltd, and Siam Technic Concrete (Sukhothai) Co.,Ltd.
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