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Trades about 7% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Sapporo, Japan, and established in 1999, Medical System Network Co., Ltd. functions as a comprehensive provider within the healthcare industry. Its core business involves the distribution of pharmaceutical products to a diverse range of clients, including pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, and drug wholesalers. The company's operations are divided into several key segments. The Community Pharmacy Network division primarily facilitates the procurement and sale of pharmaceuticals among pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, and wholesale distributors. This segment also delivers crucial inventory management and liquidation services, manufactures and markets its own pharmaceutical offerings, and handles price negotiations with suppliers. Furthermore, it maintains a specialized platform designed to assist with pharmacy transitions. Within the Leasing and Facility-related segment, Medical System Network provides building rental services, develops optimal locations for new pharmacies, and offers consulting expertise to medical practitioners. The Meal Catering segment is responsible for delivering food services to hospitals and various welfare facilities. Beyond these primary areas, the company also offers nursing care and specialized advisory counseling services tailored for the medical treatment sector.
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