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Trades about 118% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
JMDC Inc. is a Japanese corporation primarily focused on delivering analytical and statistical services for the medical sector. Its operations are structured across three principal divisions: Healthcare-Big Data, Telemedicine, and Dispensing Pharmacy Support. Within the Healthcare-Big Data segment, the company provides extensive big data solutions tailored for both the medical and life insurance industries. It also offers crucial support services to health insurance associations and local government health programs, develops a robust health data platform, and aids medical institutions. The Telemedicine division facilitates remote medical imaging interpretation through specialized matching services and ASP systems. Concurrently, its Dispensing Pharmacy Support segment develops and markets bespoke business management software specifically designed for dispensing pharmacies. JMDC serves a broad spectrum of clients, including health insurance providers, pharmaceutical manufacturers, life and general insurance companies, and research organizations. The company, established in 2002, maintains its corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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