Corporates
Corporates in 193 countries (UN
Member countries), 2 SARs
India : Global example
country
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Angola
Antigua &
Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia
& Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cape verde (Cabo
Verde)
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Central
African Rep
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Costarica
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Demo.
Rep. of the Congo
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican
Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial
Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Fiji
Finland
France
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Hong Kong (SAR)
Hungary
Iceland
India, Global example,
covered with special featuers
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Ivory Coast (Cote
d'Ivoire)
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macau (SAR)
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
North Korea
North Macedonia
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Republic
of Moldova
Romania
Russian Fed.
Rwanda
Saint Kitts
& Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint
Vincent & the Grenadines
Samoa
San Marino
Sao Tome
& Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Korea
South Sudan
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Swaziland
Sweden
Switzerland
Syrian Arab
Republic
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tonga
Trinidad
and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Tuvalu
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab
Emirates
United Kingdom
USA
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Venezuela
Vietnam
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
What
is the idea
Almost no one can live without medicines. And this is from
birth till the last second one is alive.
You can
see the websites of pharma companies. People then should form
an opinion whether the company is governed well, takes care
of its employees (HR policies), takes care of communities
through donation and how it is climate positive in terms.
How
can the idea be used
1) One
can study Pharma sector across the world, specially how it
acts on climate change
2) Pharma companies can study what their competitors in the
same country or in different countries
Pharmaceutical
companies in India
Responsibility
of Pharmaceutical companies in all countries
#—A
A. Nattermann (subsidiary of Sanofi; 1906– )
AAH (1970s– )
Abbott (1888– )
AbbVie (2013– )
Abiomed (subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson; 1981– )
Abivax (2013– )
Acadia (1993– )
Acceleron (2003– )
ACG Group (1961– )
ACI Limited (conglomerate which includes a pharmaceutical
subsidiary; 1973– )
Acme Laboratories (1954– )
Acorda (1995– )
ACT (2008– )
Acura (1935–)
Adcock Ingram (1890– )
Advanced Accelerator Applications (2002– )
Advanz (1963– )
Agios (2008– )
AIM ImmunoTech (1990– )
Ajanta (1973– )
Akbarieh (1890– )
Alcon (former Novartis subsidiary; 2019– )
Alembic (1907– )
Alexion (AstraZeneca subsidiary since 2021; 1992– )
Algeta (1997– )
ALK-Abelló (1923– )
Alkaloid (conglomerate which includes a pharmaceutical subsidiary;
1936– )
Alkem (1973– )
Alkermes (1987– )
Almirall (1943– )
Alnylam (2002– )
Alphapharm (1982– ; owned by Viatris)
Altana (chemical company that once had a pharmaceuticals
division; ????–2006)
Alvogen (2009– )
Alzheon (2013– )
AMAG (1981– )
Ameridose (2006– )
Amgen (1980– )
Amneal (2002– )
Amphastar (2004– )
Amrutanjan Healthcare (1893– )
Angelini (1919– )
Angiotech (1992– ; owned by an investment consortium)
Annexin (????– )
Anthera (2004– )
Antibiotice Iași (1955– )
Amplia Therapeutics Limited (bef 2009– )
Apotex (1974– ; owned by SK Capital Partners)
Apricus (1987– )
Arbutus (2007– )
Arena (1997– )
Array (Pfizer subsidiary since 2019; 1998– )
Arrowhead (2004– )
AryoGen (2009– )
Aspen Pharmacare (a pharma holding company; 1850– )
Assertio (1995– )
Astellas (2005– )
Astex (1999– )
AstraZeneca (1999– )
aTyr (2005– )
Aurobindo (1986– )
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (1910–; acquired by
Wesmarmers in 2022)
Avax (bef. 2006– )
Avella (1996– )
Aventis (subsidiary of Sanofi; 1956– )
B
B. Braun (1839– )
Barkat (2010– )
Bausch & Lomb (subsidiary of Bausch Health; 1853– )
Bausch Health (1959– )
Bavarian Nordic (1994– )
Baxalta (2015- ; subsidiary of Takeda)
Baxter (1931– )
Bayer (1863– )
BCM (1991– ; subsidiary of Fareva)
Beacon (2006– )
Beam (2017– )
Behestan Darou (2001– )
Bengal Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals (1901– )
Benitec (1997– )
BeOne Medicines (2010– )
Berlin Chemie (1890– )
Besins Healthcare (1885– )
Beximco (1976– )
Bharat Biotech (1996– )
Bial (1924– )
Biocon (1978– )
BioCryst (1986– )
Bioderma (1977– )
Bio Farma (1890– )
Biogen (1978– )
Bioinvent (1983– )
BioLineRx (2003– )
Biological E. Limited (1953- )
BioMarin (1997– )
Biomed-Lublin (1944- )
bioMérieux (1963– )
BiondVax (2003– )
Biosplice (2008- )
Bioverativ (2016– )
Biovista (2005– )
Bluepharma (1990s– )
Boehringer Ingelheim (1885– )
Bosnalijek (1951– )
Bracco (1927– )
Bristol Myers Squibb (1887– )
BTG (1991– )
Buckley's (1919- ; acquired by Novartis)
C
Cadila (1952– )
Camurus (1991– )
Canadian Plasma Resources (2012– )
CanSinoBIO (2009– )
Capsugel (1931– )
Cassava Sciences (1998– )
Catalent (2007– )
Catalyst (2002– )
Cathay Drug (1952– )
Cederroth (1895– )
Cel-Sci (1983– )
Celltrion (2002– )
Cencora (2001– )
Ceragenix (????– )
Cerevel (2018– ; subsidary of Abbvie from 2024)
CFR (1922– )
Cheplapharm Arzneimittel (1998– )
Cheng Fong (Before 2016– )
Chiesi (1935– )
Chong Kun Dang (1941– )
Chugai (1943– ; subsidiary of Roche)
CinnaGen (1994– )
Cipla (1935– )
Civica Rx (2018– )
Clovis Oncology (2009– )
Coco (2013– )
Combe (1949– )
Compugen (1993– )
Concord (2000– )
Cobel Darou (2001– )
Corcept (1998– )
Creative biomart (????– )
Crookes Healthcare (subsidiary of Reckitt Benckiser; 1918–
)
CSL (1916– )
CSL Behring (subsidiary of CSL; 1904– )
CSPC (1992- )
CSPC Zhongrun (1989– )
Curaxys (bef 2025- )
CureVac (2000– )
Cybin (2019- )
Cyclacel (1997– )
Cynapsus (1984- ; acquired by Sunovion)
Cytokinetics (1997– )
CytRx (1985– )
D-E
Daewoong (1945– )
Daiichi Sankyo (2005– )
Danco (2000– )
Darou Pakhsh (1956– )
Dawa (1994– )
Debiopharm (1979– )
Dechra (1997- )
Delix (2019– )
Dentsply Sirona (1899– )
Dermapharm (1991– )
Deurali-Janta (1988– )
Diamyd Medical
Diffusion (2001– )
Dishman Carbogen Amcis (1983– )
Divi's Laboratories (1990– )
Douglas (1967– )
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (1984– )
Editas Medicine (2013– )
Eisai (1944– )
Elder (1989– )
Eli Lilly and Company (1876– )
Emcure (1983– )
Emergent (1998– )
EMS (1950– )
Endo (1997– )
Endocyte (1996– )
Epitopoietic Research Corporation (2006– )
Esperion (2008– )
Essential Drugs Company (1962- ; state owned)
Esteve (1920– )
Eurofarma (1972- )
Excision BioTherapeutics (2015- )
Exelgyn (1997- )
F—G
Fabre-Kramer (1992– )
Fareva (1985– )
Faron (2003– )
Fermentek (1995– )
Ferring (1950– )
FLAVORx (1995– )
Flexion (2007– )
Fortress (2006– )
Fortune Pharmacal (1954– )
Fosun (1994- )
Fresenius (1912– )
Fulhold (2014– )
G1 (2008- ;owned by Pharmacosmos)
G.D. Searle (1888– ; subsidiary of Pfizer)
Galapagos NV (1999– )
Galderma (1981– )
Galenika (1945– )
Gedeon Richter (1901– )
GenBioPro (bef 1999- )
Genentech (1976– ; subsidiary of Roche)
General (1984– )
Genmab (1999– )
Genset (1989– )
Giaconda (2004– )
Gilead (1987– )
Glatt group (1954– )
GlaxoSmithKline (1924– )
GlaxoSmithKline Biologics (1945– )
Glenmark (1977– )
GlobeImmune (1995- )
Granules India (1984– )
Green Cross (1967– )
Grifols (1940– )
Grindeks (1946– )
Grünenthal (1946– )
GSK (2000– )
GSK Pakistan (2001– )
Guangzhou (1951– )
GW (1998– )
H—I
HAL Allergy Group (1959– )
Hanhong (2012– )
Hanmi (1973– )
Hansoh (1995– )
Harbin (1988- )
Harrow Health (2012– )
Hebei Yuxing Bio-Engineering Co. Ltd (????– )
Help Remedies (2008– )
Herron (????– ; subsidiary of Perrigo)
Hetero Drugs (1993– )
Hikma (1978– )
Hindustan Antibiotics (1954– )
Hisamitsu (1847– )
Hospira (2004– )
Hovid (1980– )
Hovione (1959– )
Huadong Medicine (1993– )
Hypera (2001– )
IFM (2015– )
Immuron (bef 2005– )
Immutep (2001- )
Incepta (1999– )
Incyte (2002– )
iNova (Bef 2022- ; owned by Pacific Equity Partners)
Intarcia (1995– )
Intas (1984– )
Intellia (2014– )
Ionis (1989– )
Ipca (1949– )
Ipsen (1929– )
ITH (2008– )
J—L
Jaber Ebne Hayyan (1960– )
Janssen (1953– ; acquired by Johnson & Johnson)
Janssen Biotech (1979- ; Janssen subsidiary)
Janssen Vaccines (1993 - ; Janssen subsidiary)
Jazz (2003– )
Jenapharm (1950- )
Jiangsu Hengrui (1970- )
Jilin Aodong Medicine (1993– )
JN-International Medical Corporation (1998– )
Johnson & Johnson (1886– )
Jointown (1999- )
Jones (1981– )
Julphar (1980– )
Kadmon (2009– )
Kalbe Farma (1966– )
Kamada (1990– )
Kangmei (????– )
KannaLife (2010– )
Kentam Products Limited (????– )
Kerala State Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Limited (1974– )
Kimia Farma (1971– )
Kinetic Concepts (pharma activities: 2008– )
Kissei (1946– )
Kite (2009– )
Knight (1995– )
Kunming (Before 2007– )
Kyowa Kirin (1949– )
Laboratoires Expanscience (1950– )
Laboratoires Pierre Fabre (1951– )
Laboratoires Servier (1954– )
Laurus Labs (2005– )
Lavipharm (1911– )
Leadiant (1957– )
Leo (1908– )
Lexicon (1995– )
LIFSE (1947– )
Ligand (1987– )
Lijun (Before 2005– )
Liminal (1988– ; owned by Thomvest Asset Management)
Lion (1918– )
Locus (2015– )
Loghman (1968– )
Lundbeck (1915– )
Lundbeck Seattle (2004– )
Lupin Limited (1968– )
M
Mallinckrodt (1867– )
MannKind Corporation (1991– )
Mankind (1991– )
Mapp (2003– )
Martin Dow (1995– )
Massone (????- )
McGuff (1979– )
McKesson Europe (1835– )
McNeil Consumer Healthcare (subsidiary of Johnson &
Johnson; 1879– )
Medac (1970– )
Medherant (2015– )
Medivir (1988– )
Medochemie (1976– )
Meiji Seika (1916– )
Melinta (2000– )
Melior Discovery (2005– )
Menarini (1886– )
Mentholatum (subsidiary of Rohto; 1889– )
Merck & Co. (1891– )
Merck Group (1668– )
Meridian Medical Technologies (subsidiary of Pfizer; 1968–
)
Merrimack (2000– )
Merz (1908– )
Microgen (2003– )
MindMed (2019– )
Mitsubishi Tanabe (2007– )
Mochida (1945– )
Moderna (2010– )
Molecular Partners (2004– )
Mundipharma (1952– )
Mustang (2015– )
Mydecine (2020- )
Myrexis (1999– )
Myriad Genetics (1991– )
N
Nanjing Ange (2003– )
Napp (1923– )
Natco (1981– )
NatiVita (2012– )
NeilMed (1999– )
Neimeth (1997– )
Nektar (1990– )
Neurolixis (2011– )
Neuropathix (bef 2016– )
New England Compounding Center (1998– )
NicOx (1996– )
Nippon Kayaku (1916– )
Nippon Soda (1920– )
North China (1953- )
Northwest Biotherapeutics (1998– )
Norwich Pharma Services (1887– )
NovaBay (2000– )
Novartis (1996– )
Novartis Gene Therapies (2012– )
Novavax (1987– )
Novo Nordisk (1923– )
NovoBiotic (2003– )
Noxxon (1997– )
O
Ocean Biomedical (2019– )
Octapharma (1983– )
Olainfarm (1972– )
Omega (1987– ; subsidiary of Perrigo)
Oncolytics (1998– )
Ono (1717– )
Onyx (1992– )
Oramed (2006– )
Orchid (1992– )
Orexigen (2002– )
Orexo (1995– )
Organon & Co. (2020- )
Orifarm (1994- )
Orion (1965– )
Orion (1917– )
Ortho-McNeil (1993– )
Otis Clapp (subsidiary of Medique; 1840–)
Otsuka (1964– )
Ovation (2000– )
Oxford Biomedica (1995– )
Oystershell NV (1979– )
P-Q
PainCeptor (2004– )
Panacea Biotec (1984– )
Panaxia (2010- )
PATH (1977– )
Patheon (1974– )
Perrigo (1887– )
Pfizer (1849– )
Pfizer UK (subsidiary of Pfizer; 1952– )
Pharmaceutical Product Development (1985– )
Pharma Nord (1981– )
Pharmacosmos (1965– )
Pharmaniaga (1994– )
Pharmascience (1983– )
Pharmavite (subsidiary of Otsuka; 1971– )
Pharmstandard (2003– )
Phoenix Pharmahandel (1994– )
Phibro Animal Health (1946- )
Photocure (1993– )
Piramal Group (1984– )
PKU Healthcare (1993– )
Pluri (2001– )
Portola (2003– )
Prasco (2002– )
Precision (2006– )
Procter & Gamble (1837– )
ProMetic Life Sciences (1994– )
Promomed (2005– )
ProQR (2012– )
Protalix (1993– )
Protein Sciences (subsidiary of Sanofi; before 2013– )
Protek (1990– )
Proteon (2001– )
pSivida (before 2004– )
Puma (2010– )
Quantum (2004– )
Quark (1993– )
R
R-Pharm (2001– )
Ratiopharm (1974– )
Reata (2002– )
Reckitt (1999– )
Regeneron (1988– )
Regulus (2007– )
Renata (1993– )
Repligen (1981– )
Repros (subsidiary of Allergan, 1987– )
Retrotope (2006– )
Roche (1896– )
Rohto (1949– )
Romat (1992– )
RosePharma (2003– )
Rowell (1929– )
RPG (1993– )
Rubicon Research (1999– )
Ryukakusan (1871– )
S
Saidal (1984– )
Salix (1989– ; subsidiary of Bausch Health)
Salubris (1998– )
Samsung Biologics (2011– )
Sangamo (1995– )
Sankogan (1319– )
Sanofi (2004– )
Santen (1890– )
Sarepta (1980– )
Sato (1939– )
Seagen (1997– )
SEPPIC (1943– )
Serum Institute of India (1966– )
Servier (1954– )
Sanitas (1922– )
Shandong Taibang (bef 2021- ; subsidiary of China Biologic
Products)
Shanghai (1994- )
Sheffield (1880– )
Shenzhen Kangtai (1992- )
Shionogi (1878– )
Sido Muncul (1940– )
SIGA (1995– )
Sihuan (Before 2014- )
Silence (1994- )
Simcere (1995- )
Sino (2000- )
Sinopharm (1998- )
Sinopharm Group (2003– )
Sinovac (1999– )
SK+F (1990– )
Smith (1944– )
Solopharm (2010– )
Solvay (1863– )
Somnogen Canada Inc (????– )
Spark (2013– )
Spectrum (before 2018– )
Spotlight Innovation (pharmaceutical holding company; 2012–
)
Square (1958– )
Stada Arzneimittel (1895– )
Stallergenes Greer (2015– )
SPC (1971– )
Sphere Fluidics (2010– )
Square (1958– )
STADA Arzneimittel (1895– )
Stiefel (subsidiary of GlaxoSmithKline; 1847– )
Strides (1990– )
Stryker (1941– )
Sumitomo (2005– )
Sun (1983– )
Sunovion (1984– ; subsidiary of Sumitomo)
Sutro (2003– )
Swedish Orphan Biovitrum (2001– )
Synthon (1991– )
T
Taisho (1912– )
Takeda (1781– )
Taro (1950– )
Tasly (1994– )
Teijin (1918– )
Temmler (1917– )
Terapia Ranbaxy (1921– )
Teva (1901– )
Teva Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (division of Teva;
1935– )
Teva Canada (1965– )
Theramex (2018– )
Theraplix (subsidiary of Sanofi; 1931– )
Thornton & Ross (1922– )
Tilray (2013– )
TME (1997– )
Tonix (2011– )
Torque (1985- )
Torrent (1959– )
Transgene (1979– )
TTK Group (1928– )
Turing (2015– )
U—Z
UCB (1928– )
Unichem (1944– )
Unilab (1945– )
Unilever (1929– )
USV (1961– )
Veloxis (1999– )
Veranova (1815– )
Vernalis Research (2018– ; acquired by HitGen)
Vertex (1989– )
Vianex (1971– )
Viatris (2020– )
ViiV Healthcare (2009– )
ViroMed (1996– )
Vivimed Labs (1988– )
Weifa (1940– )
Wilson Therapeutics (2012– )
Wockhardt (1960s– )
Wörwag (1971– )
WuXi AppTec (2000– )
Xiangxue (1986– )
Yangtze River (1971- )
Yuhan (1926– )
Yunnan Baiyao Group (Before 2016– )
Zambon (1906– )
Zandu Realty (1910– )
Zealand (1998– )
Zentiva (1998– )
Zeria (1955– )
Zoetis (1952– )
Zydus (1952– )
Zymeworks (2003– )
Pharmaceuticals
companies
CSRidentity.com shares pharmaceutical companies countrywise
because each country has different rules & regulations
and government ministries.
On this
page, we share pharmaceutical companies across the world.
First with our global example India and then countries alphabetically.