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Trades about 39% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Muromachi Chemicals Inc. plans, produces, and distributes pharmaceuticals, health foods, and chemicals in Japan. It offers active pharmaceutical ingredients and intermediate synthesis products; commissioned processing services for pharmaceuticals; and commissioned synthesis services, including GLP analysis, storage, stability testing, and repurification of radioisotopes. The company also provides traditional tablets; jelly; and non-alcoholic beverage products. In addition, it offers ion-exchange resins; separation membranes; water-treatment products; and contract processing services. Further, it provides functional adhesives; product contamination removal and dust removal mats, and antistatic products for use in the electronics industry; and engages in the commissioned manufacturing and processing of functional pastes. The company was founded in 1917 and is headquartered in Omuta, Japan.
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