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Trades about 269% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Pharmarise Holdings Corporation predominantly oversees a chain of pharmacies that dispense prescription medications throughout Japan. These establishments fulfill prescriptions provided by medical facilities, offering vital pharmaceutical services to patients. Beyond its primary dispensing activities, the company also manages drugstores and convenience stores, and retails cosmetic products. Additionally, it provides services including the safekeeping and administration of patient medical records for healthcare institutions, operates medical complex centers, and offers temporary staffing assistance. As of May 31, 2021, the corporation maintained a network of 347 outlets. Pharmarise Holdings Corporation was founded in 1984 and its main office is located in Tokyo, Japan.
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