Hwa Fong Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited (HWAFF)
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Hwa Fong Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited (HWAFF) — VMCI valuation read
HWAFF prints VMCI 65/100 inside the Consumer Cyclical sector, where the median sits at 50. The 15-point above-median delta is the cleanest single-number summary of Hwa Fong Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited's composite stance, and in the mid-cap bucket it places the share ahead of the typical peer on the five-pillar mix.
On HWAFF, the SEC EDGAR Form 4 stream shows no insider buys or sells in the past 30 days. Quiet tapes happen; they just remove a signal that bull and bear cases sometimes lean on for confirmation.
**Investor frame.** HWAFF trades at 20.0x earnings, 11% above the Consumer Cyclical median of 18.0x; that is the value line. ROIC of 14.0% sits 4.0pp above the Consumer Cyclical median (10.0%); that is the quality line. net debt to EBITDA of 2.1x is the rate-sensitivity line to watch; that is the risk line for Hwa Fong Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited on the trailing financials.
HWAFF fell 3.0% over the trailing 7 days, with a -14.2% read on a 30-day basis.
Hwa Fong Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes tires and tubes in Thailand, rest of Asia, Europe, the United States, and internationally. The company operates in two segments, Sale of Goods and Services, and Investment. It offers tires and tubes for bicycles, motorcycles, and small logistics vehicles. The company markets its products under the DUNLOP, DURO, Q-UICK, and PREMIUM HFT trademarks. It is also involved in investing in bonds and securities; and the wholesale and retail trade of tires and tubes, and equipment. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Samutprakarn, Thailand. Hwa Fong Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited is a subsidiary of Hwa Fong Rubber Industries Company Limited.
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