$ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$   Imagine sitting in a bustling Bangkok street market, sipping on a cold Chang Beer, or enjoying a refreshing bottle of Oishi Green Tea on a humid day. These moments of familiarity with Thai Beverage’s products highlight an often-overlooked investment strategy: investing in companies whose products you use and trust regularly. This principle, advocated by legendary investors like Peter Lynch, suggests that consumer familiarity can provide unique insights into a company’s potential for long-term success. Thai Beverage (ThaiBev, Y92.SI), a leading beverage company in Southeast Asia, exemplifies this strategy. From alcoholic beverages like Chang Beer to non-alcoholic drinks under the Oishi and

yes, invest in products that you use regularly is open way to gauge how "sticky" the product is. For e.g. Apple, Google, Microsoft... ThaiBev can be considered consumer staples, and might be a good company to own for diversification. However, I don't buy Singapore stocks except SG banks.

I would consider investing in products I use regularly, as it gives me confidence in the brand and a better understanding of its potential. However, it’s still important to analyze the company’s financial health and market conditions. I’m cautiously optimistic about $ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$ prospects. While its FY2024 results were flat, the 2.2% revenue growth and analysts’ positive outlook suggest there’s room for future growth, especially with expectations of better margins and volume expansion in the coming periods. In addition to ThaiBev, there are other notable Singapore-listed food and beverage companies. $SATS LTD.