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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Daiken Medical Co., Ltd. is a global developer and provider of healthcare devices and equipment, serving both the Japanese market and international clientele. Its extensive product catalog includes syringe pumps, disposable and portable infusion pumps, endobronchial blocker tubes, a range of suction accessories (containers, connecting tubes, and tips), medical hand washing machines, disposable medical towels, sterilize mats, and wet disinfectant mats. Additionally, the company engages in the trade of other medical apparatus. All its offerings are marketed under the COOPDECH brand. Established in 1968, Daiken Medical Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Izumi, Japan.
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