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Daiken Medical Co., Ltd. operates in the medical instruments and supplies sector, specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of critical medical devices such as syringe pumps, disposable infusion systems, and sterilization products. The company’s COOPDECH-branded products cater to hospitals and healthcare facilities, emphasizing reliability and efficiency in clinical settings. With a presence in Japan and select international markets, Daiken Medical leverages its long-standing expertise to maintain a competitive position in niche segments of the medical equipment industry. The company’s diversified product portfolio, including endobronchial blockers and suction devices, addresses both routine and specialized medical needs, reinforcing its role as a trusted supplier. While facing competition from global players, Daiken Medical’s focus on disposable and portable solutions aligns with trends toward cost-effective and hygienic healthcare practices. Its integrated approach—combining manufacturing with trading—enhances supply chain resilience and customer reach.
In FY2024, Daiken Medical reported revenue of ¥9.75 billion, with net income of ¥988.6 million, reflecting a net margin of approximately 10.1%. Operating cash flow stood at ¥1.56 billion, supported by disciplined cost management. Capital expenditures of ¥168.8 million indicate moderate reinvestment, aligning with the company’s steady growth strategy.
The company’s diluted EPS of ¥34.41 underscores its earnings stability, while a beta of 0.031 suggests low volatility relative to the market. Operating cash flow coverage of net income at 1.57x highlights efficient cash conversion, though debt levels warrant monitoring for capital allocation flexibility.
Daiken Medical maintains a solid liquidity position with ¥2.74 billion in cash and equivalents against total debt of ¥2.12 billion. The balance sheet reflects prudent leverage, with debt levels manageable relative to its market capitalization of ¥12.7 billion.
The company’s growth appears steady, with a dividend payout of ¥23 per share, signaling a commitment to shareholder returns. However, the lack of explicit revenue growth data limits trend analysis. Future expansion may hinge on international penetration and product innovation.
At a market cap of ¥12.7 billion, Daiken Medical trades at a P/E of approximately 12.8x (based on diluted EPS), suggesting modest valuation multiples compared to sector peers. The low beta implies investor perception of stability rather than high growth potential.
Daiken Medical’s strengths lie in its specialized product lines and established domestic presence. Challenges include scaling internationally and navigating regulatory environments. The outlook remains neutral, with opportunities in disposable medical equipment demand offset by competitive pressures.
Company description, financial data from disclosed filings (FY2024), and market metrics from exchange sources.
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