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Trades about 125% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2002 and headquartered in Higashikagawa, Japan, MedRx Co., Ltd is a pharmaceutical firm focused on developing drug formulations. The company primarily provides pharmaceutical products in Japan that leverage transdermal absorption systems. Their innovation centers on technologies such as the Ionic Liquid Transdermal System (ILTS) and the Nano-sized Colloid Transdermal System (NCTS). MedRx also actively researches the pain-free transdermal delivery of various substances, including vaccines, nucleic acid medicines, and protein medicines. Its diverse product pipeline includes MRX-4TZT, undergoing Phase I clinical trials for spastic paralysis, and MRX-9FLT, also in Phase I, designed to alleviate chronic, cancer-related, and severe pain. Additionally, MRX-7MLL for Alzheimer's disease and MRX-6LDT for chronic pain are both in pre-clinical development. A notable achievement is MRX-5LBT, which has successfully concluded clinical trials for treating postherpetic nerve pain.
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