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Trades about 28% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NEUCA S.A., headquartered in Torun, Poland, specializes in supplying pharmaceutical products to pharmacies and healthcare facilities throughout the country. The firm structures its business around distinct segments: wholesale pharmaceutical distribution, the development and marketing of proprietary drug brands, and a comprehensive healthcare services division. This healthcare arm specifically encompasses outpatient care, clinical trials, and telemedicine. Beyond these core areas, NEUCA S.A. provides an extensive array of additional services, including marketing and advertising support, agency functions, financial solutions, logistics through road cargo transport, accounting and bookkeeping, software development, information technology support, and specialized services for hospitals. The company also offers various insurance products—covering health, property, and other personal lines—and operates its own network of medical supply stores. Established in 1990 as Torfarm SA, the company rebranded to NEUCA S.A. in April 2010.
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