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Trades about 89% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Perpetua Medical AB (publ) delivers a range of solutions and products in Sweden specifically tailored for the application and management of injectable medications. Among its principal offerings is DrugLog, a system designed to mitigate errors in pharmacy medication dispensing. Another key product, WasteLog, serves as a device for analyzing and reconciling discarded and returned controlled injectable substances. Additionally, PrepLog, built upon the core technology of DrugLog, integrates with existing prescription or medication management systems to enable the verification of drug preparations. The company, which was established in 2007 and maintains its headquarters in Uppsala, Sweden, officially changed its name to Perpetua Medical AB (publ) in April 2024, having formerly been known as Pharmacolog i Uppsala AB (publ). Perpetua Medical AB (publ) operates as a subsidiary entity of Nolsterby Invest AB.
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