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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hi-CRATES CO.,LTD. specializes in the creation, sale, and maintenance of comprehensive electronic medical record systems tailored for dental practices. Beyond its core EMR offerings, the company also develops and supports applications for iPads and web platforms. Its extensive product portfolio features advanced solutions such as AI and voice-activated EMRs, tools for visual and periodontal examinations, medical interview software, self-pay estimation systems, and image management. Other notable products include systems for displaying customer information during calls, managing sub-clinical records, generating treatment proposals and quotes, facilitating oral X-ray examinations, cloud-based reservation management, online consultation services, digital patient registration, and automated payment and change dispensing machines. Established in 1978, the company is headquartered in Okayama, Japan. It was previously known as TOWA Hi SYSTEM CO.,LTD., undergoing a name change to Hi-CRATES CO.,LTD. in January 2026.
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