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Trades about 389% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
JCR Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. is a specialized pharmaceutical firm primarily engaged in the creation, development, manufacturing, international trade, and distribution of medicinal products, regenerative therapies, and active pharmaceutical ingredients within Japan. The company offers a range of therapeutic solutions, including GROWJECT, which addresses growth hormone deficiency and short stature; IZCARGO, prescribed for Mucopolysaccharidosis type II; Agalsidase Beta BS I.V. Infusion, utilized in the management of Fabry disease; and TEMCELL HS Inj, employed to treat acute graft-versus-host disease. Beyond its current offerings, JCR Pharmaceuticals is also developing Epoetin Alfa BS and Darbepoetin Alfa BS Injections, both intended for the treatment of renal anemia. Furthermore, the company markets various medical devices and laboratory instruments. Founded in 1975, its headquarters are situated in Ashiya, Japan.
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