Thai Beverage Public Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, produces and distributes alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and food products in Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, and internationally. It operates through Spirits, Beer, Non-Alcoholic Beverages, Food, and Others segments. The company offers beer; malt and yeast; spirits and whisky; mineral, drinking, and soda water; coffee, energy drinks, tea, fruit flavored drinks, and dairy products; canned food; ice cream; rice cakes/cubes, cooking needs, instant dessert powders, pre-mix beverages, and bread spreads; and soft drinks, electrolyte drinks, dietary supplements, isotonic, sparkling drinks, cordials, milk, soya, yoghurt, juices, and confectioneries. It also provides chilled and frozen food; beer concentrates; mechanical equipment; bricks and oak barrels; biogas; transportation by car; franchising; plastic and metal packaging; cartons; investment and asset management; accounting; human resources and organization development; advertising and marketing; logistics; recycling; warehousing and storage; printing; education training; general and brands management; marketing management consulting; marketing research; treasury and financial; public cold storage; machine repair; and digital and technology services. In addition, the company is involved in the publishing of trade directory, business information, education, library reference, and trade books; trading of molasses, fertilizers, feeds, bottles, and supplies; property investment, development, management, and rental; manufacture and installation of food manufacturing equipment; wholesale and retail of food, beverage, and tobacco; and operation of restaurants, bakeries, and vending machines. Further, it engages in trademark holding; e-commerce; book and magazine distribution; and retail of books, stationery, magazines, and periodicals. Thai Beverage Public Company Limited was incorporated in 2003 and is based in Bangkok, Thailand.
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