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FINDING NEW PRODUCTS BY VISION: Eurodrug innovates in a sector dominated by “big pharma”

How does a medium-sized company stand out in a highly concentrated market with rapidly increasing capital requirements? Eurodrug is an international pharmaceutical company active in more than 30 countries, with a differentiated portfolio and a unique business model. They follow a vision that has pushed them to create their own innovative products, developed in Europe and backed by European research. With more than 30 years of experience, the company is growing rapidly in ways that others are still experimenting with.

Eurodrug Laboratories is a privately owned company that has managed to become a key player in several therapeutic areas globally.

“Since the company’s founding in the early eighties, it has successfully brought its products to over 30 countries, predominantly throughout Asia, Latin America and CIS countries, with a focus

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