Thai Union to focus on new areas of growth amid robust demand for core products
CEO Thiraphong Chansiri betting on niche, high-value products to become new growth drivers in next five years
Singapore
WHILE the prolonged nature of the pandemic is likely to support the demand for Thai Union's seafood and pet-care products in the months ahead, the global seafood conglomerate is setting its sights on new areas of growth.
The Thailand-listed company's core businesses include ambient seafood (shelf-stable seafood products), frozen seafood, and pet care and value-added business, all of which had recorded growth for the three months ended Sept 30, 2020.
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