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Trades about 22% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Nihon Kohden Corporation, founded in 1951 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a global leader in healthcare technology. The company’s core operations encompass the research, development, manufacturing, sales, repair, and maintenance of advanced medical electronic equipment, serving markets across Japan, the Americas, Europe, Asia, and other international regions. Its extensive product range features sophisticated physiological measurement instruments, including electroencephalographs (EEGs), electrocardiographs (ECGs), evoked potential and electromyogram (EMG) systems, and polygraphs for cardiac catheterization laboratories. These offerings are integrated with diagnostic information systems and supported by essential consumables like recording papers, electrodes, and catheters, along with comprehensive maintenance services. Nihon Kohden also delivers cutting-edge patient monitoring solutions, such as central, bedside, and wireless monitors, alongside remote access software. These are seamlessly linked with clinical information systems and provided with associated disposables, including various electrodes and sensors. The company's therapeutic device portfolio includes critical equipment like defibrillators (including automated external defibrillators or AEDs), ventilators, pacemakers, anesthesia machines, and cochlear implants. Necessary consumables, such as AED pads and batteries, and related services are also supplied for these products. Furthermore, Nihon Kohden offers other specialized medical apparatus, such as hematology and clinical chemistry analyzers, ultrasound diagnostic equipment, and tools for research purposes. These are accompanied by consumables like test reagents, installation services, and ongoing maintenance. Beyond its primary focus on medical devices, the corporation also participates in insurance brokerage and technology licensing.
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