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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Maxigen Biotech Inc. (MBI) is a company dedicated to the research, development, production, and global commercialization of advanced biomedical and skincare solutions. Its extensive biomedical portfolio includes various orthopedic products such as Formagraft, a bone graft substitute, and Formasetin, a bone void filler. For intra-articular applications in orthopedics, MBI markets injections under the names ArtiAid, ArtiAid Plus, and ArtiBest. The company's offerings also span both orthopedic and dental fields, featuring Foramic, a bone substitute granule; MaxiBone, a calcium phosphate ceramic; and GingivAid, a collagen dental graft. Specifically for dental use, MBI provides FormaAid, a collagen membrane, and the E-TECH DENTISTAR II sterilizer and disinfectant. Furthermore, HealiAid, a collagen wound dressing product, serves dental and general wound care purposes. MBI also manufactures ophthalmic viscoelastic devices, known as ViscAid, PreviscAid, and BiVisc, and produces Formaderm, a dermal filler injection utilized in plastic surgery. Beyond its medical devices, Maxigen Biotech Inc. offers a comprehensive line of skincare products. This array includes masks for the face, neck, body, and limbs, alongside make-up removers, cleansers, exfoliants, toners, essences, men's grooming items, sunscreens, and specialized body, hand, and foot care formulations. Maxigen Biotech Inc. was established in 1998 and operates from its main office in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
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