The company went through a rough period two years ago when one of its founders, Dragos Pop, passed away.

ADM Farm’s general manager Adrian Samson said the company targets strong partnerships with several suppliers.

“The plan is to make an honest profit. We want a stable business, on a stagnating market. It is an indicator more important than growth,” said Samson.

ADM Farm currently has 3,500 pharmacy clients, with 80% of sales being generated by independent drugstores and the rest of 20% by drugstore networks.

In 2013, the wholesaler reported nearly 10% lower turnover, to RON695 million (EUR157 million), and switched to loss.

ADM Farm is held by Mihai Alin Iosep and Elena Pop.

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