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Pharma Maker Sandoz Overshoots EUR100M Turnover Mark in 2022
Sandoz, the drug factory owned by Switzerland’s Novartis in Targu Mures, ended 2022 with turnover worth almost RON562 million, up 24% from 2021.
Pharma Manufacturer Sandoz 2021 Turnover Nears RON100M, Up 6%
Pharmaceutical manufacturer Sandoz SRL, owned by Swizz pharma company Novartis, ended 2021 with turnover worth RON451 million (EUR92 million), up 6% on the year, in line with ZF calculations...
Romanian Antitrust Body Clears Sandoz AG Acquisition of GSK Operation
Romania's competition authority said Wednesday it has authorized the acquisition by Sandoz AG of the sale activity of cephalosporine-based antibiotics from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Sandoz Among Top Ten Importers in Romania in 2020
Pharmaceutical manufacturer Sandoz SRL, owned by Switzerland’s Novartis, one of the largest five local pharmaceutical plants in Romania, climbed 61 places in the ranking of the largest impor...
Novartis Expands Its Romanian Medicine Factory In Targu-Mures
Swiss drugmaker Novartis, which owns in Romania the Sandoz medicine factory in Targu-Mures, is building a drug testing center and a new manufacturing line that will increase the packaging ca...
Novartis Set To Create New Jobs In Romania In 2015
In 2014, Swiss group Novartis registered a “modest” revenue increase in Romania amid a challenging year in the healthcare industry, estimates Elena Mitova, general manager of Novartis Pharma...
Sandoz Invests EUR13M In Doubling Capacity Of Romania Plant
Drug manufacturer Sandoz, part of the Novartis group, will invest EUR13 million in doubling the capacity of its plant in Targu Mures by the end of 2015.
Europharm, Sandoz, Actavis Top Local Drug Exporters Chart
The Europharm plant in Brasov was the largest drug exporter in Romania in the first eight months of last year and was followed by Sandoz (Targu-Mures) and Actavis (Bucharest), according to d...
Sandoz Appoints New Country Head For Romania
Swiss drug maker Sandoz recently appointed Adrian Samson as country head, replacing Iztok Sever, who "chose to pursue personal projects outside the company".