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Trades about 486% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Suzhou Iron Technology CO.,LTD. engages in the provision of intelligent medical material management solutions in China and internationally. The company operates through three segments: Smart Pharmacy, Smart Ward, Smart Warehousing, and Pharmaceutical Information. It offers drug storage and dispensing integration solutions; and automated manipulator dispensing, intelligent storage and retrieval, automated disassembly and repackaging, narcotic drugs dispensary, automated self-service medication dispensing, and automated blister medication dispensing systems, as well as narcotic drugs and category-psychotropic substances management machines. The company also provides intelligent medical supplies management cabinets, self-built building touchless sanitization systems, and hospital-wide integrated nursing solutions, as well as automatic packing machine for tablets and capsules, and integrated machine for medicine basket cleaning and disinfection. In addition, the company offers a software information management platform that provides medical services to various levels of medical institutions to establish a smart medical service system. Suzhou Iron Technology CO.,LTD. was founded in 2006 and is based in Suzhou, China.
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