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Trades about 213% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
LEOCLAN Co.,Ltd. operates as a medical equipment trading firm, addressing diverse needs across medical care, welfare, and general health sectors. Its operations are structured into three main divisions: Medical Total Solutions Business, Remote Image Diagnosis Service Business, and School Lunch Business. The Medical Total Solutions Business segment delivers comprehensive services. This includes advisory support for selecting medical equipment, subsequent maintenance, and undertaking interior design, construction, and installation projects for medical facilities, preventive health centers, and nursing care institutions. Additionally, this segment is involved in the sale of medical devices and information systems. Through its Remote Image Diagnosis Service Business, the company facilitates the remote interpretation of imaging data from MRI, CT, and other scans by diagnostic radiology specialists, subsequently providing critical diagnostic information. Finally, the School Lunch Business segment offers a variety of meal services—including regular, therapeutic, and other specialized dietary options—to nursing care and welfare facilities. Established in 2001, LEOCLAN Co.,Ltd. is headquartered in Settsu, Japan.
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