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Trades about 196% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JMS Co., Ltd., established in 1947 and headquartered in Hiroshima, Japan, specializes in the development, manufacture, distribution, and global trade of a wide array of medical devices and pharmaceuticals. Its extensive product catalog serves both Japanese and international markets, addressing diverse medical needs. The company provides a comprehensive range of items for infusion and transfusion therapy, including infusion/transfusion sets (some featuring needle-free access ports), single-use needles and syringes, secure scalp vein sets, safe intravenous catheters, extension tubing, oral and enteral feeding systems, infusion and syringe delivery pumps, devices for administering semi-solid nutritional supplements, as well as blood bags, blood collection scales and mixers, high-frequency tube sealing equipment, and serum collection apparatus. For general medical use, JMS offers essential consumables for healthcare institutions such as surgical and examination gloves (both latex and plastic), treatment drapes, surgical gowns, protective masks and caps, drainage receptacles, and surgical adhesive tapes. Furthermore, JMS is a key supplier for hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, providing centralized dialysate delivery systems, hemodialysis units, AV fistula needles, systems designed to prevent accidental needlestick injuries, blood tubing sets for hemodialysis, dialyzers, pre-filled syringes, complete hemodialysis kits, single-patient dialysis devices, dialysis solutions for Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD), and automated peritoneal dialysis equipment. The company also offers specialized products for cardiovascular therapy, which encompass cardiopulmonary support systems, membrane oxygenators, heat exchange units, pacemakers, microcatheters, and blood tubing sets for cardiopulmonary bypass.
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