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Trades about 68% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
M3, Inc. is a Japanese company that delivers a broad spectrum of internet-based services, predominantly catering to medical professionals and the broader healthcare industry. Its operations are segmented into five key areas: Medical Platform, Evidence Solution, Career Solution, Site Solution, and Overseas. M3 manages several specialized online platforms, including m3.com, an exclusive information portal for healthcare professionals; MR-kun, which ensures member doctors receive ongoing updates via the m3com platform; QOL-kun, offering non-medical life support; and AskDoctors, where certified physicians address public health inquiries from the general public. Internationally, it operates MDLinx for U.S. medical professionals and Doctorsnetuk, a U.K.-based site supporting pharmaceutical companies and providing drug information databases across France, Germany, and Spain. Furthermore, M3 offers dedicated career services for doctors and pharmacists through its m3com CAREER platform. Its diverse business portfolio extends to sales and marketing for pharmaceutical and medical device companies, as well as the development, sale, and maintenance of electronic medical records and equipment for healthcare facilities. M3 also conducts surveys for medical professionals, offers online sales and marketing assistance to pharmaceutical firms, provides management consulting to medical institutions, delivers home-visit nursing services, and specializes in human resource solutions for healthcare staff, alongside managing clinical trial facilities. Established in 2000, the company was initially named So-netM3, Inc., before rebranding to M3, Inc. in January 2010. Its headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.
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