Life sciences industry, which comprises companies and organizations in the biotech, pharma, medical technology, cosmeceuticals, nutraceuticals, and food processing sector. They are concerned with research and development and manufacturing of products to improve human lives.
This is the list of pharmaceutical companies in Moldova, a landlord country in Eastern Europe. Moldova imported $257M worth of pharmaceutical products in 2020, ranking as the 105th country in pharmaceutical imports. Most of the pharmaceuticals were imported from Germany, Russia, Romania, Turkey, India, and Hungary. Pharmaceutical companies in Moldova export pharmaceutical products to Kazakhstan, … Read more
Lithuania, a country in the Baltic region of Europe, has a growing life science sector. There is emergence of many med-tech, biotech and pharmaceutical companies in Lithuania. From 2021, Invest Lithuania, the government agency for business development and foreign direct investment, started offering tax incentives. For instance, large-scale projects (LSPs) that create 150 jobs and … Read more
Liechtenstein, is a tiny country between Austria, and Switzerland. There are a few pharmaceutical companies in Liechtenstein, with most of the drug needs being sourced from Switzerland, and Austria. The standard of healthcare in Liechtenstein is very high, with a mandatory health care insurance (OKP) for everyone above 16 years. There is a national hospital … Read more
There are growing number of pharmaceutical companies in Belarus, with 41 manufacturing pharmaceutical companies in Belarus by 2019. The total pharmaceutical output from the country in 2019 was Br1,284.8 million, with Belpharmprom enterprises accounting for 61.5 % of it, and 90% of all pharmaceutical exports. Most of the exports are to neigbour states such as … Read more
Turkey (Türkiye) has a fairly advanced pharma sector. There are as many as 785 pharmaceutical companies in Turkey, with the presence of 105 manufacturing facilities (10 pharmaceutical raw material production sites). Most of the manufacturing firms are local firms, while multinational companies own some of them. In 2020, the pharma market in Turkey is the … Read more
All manufacturing pharmaceutical companies in Bulgaria produce generics medicines due to cost of producing innovative medicines. These generics products account for two-third of the pharma market in Bulgaria, and are mostly produced by Sopharma and Actavis Generics (Teva). The market size of the pharmaceutical sector in Bulgaria is similar to Romania, in the Central & … Read more
The industry and pharmaceutical companies in Serbia have an estimated market size of €833 million, with an expected growth of 6.7% from 2019 to 2021. Prescription medications account for the majority of sales well ahead of 0TC drugs. Serbia is the home to Galenika a.d and Hemofarm a.d. (STADA Group), one of the largest manufacturing … Read more
There are good number of pharmaceutical companies in Slovenia, with the pharma market size estimated at 605 million USD in 2021. Slovenia, the smallest EU member state in Central Europe, has a small but growing pharma sector. Pharmaceutical companies in Slovenia exported 2,679 million USD worth of medications, while importing 400 million USD worth of … Read more
There are a significant number of pharmaceutical companies in Slovakia, a landlocked country in Central Europe. In 2019, the pharmaceutical and medical devices industry generated 368.74 million euros, with exports amounting to 1.5% of Slovak export. The industry employed 4,900+ persons. The largest pharmaceutical companies in Slovakia are Saneca Pharmaceuticals, HBM Pharma, Biotika, Imuna Pharm, … Read more
There are many pharmaceutical companies in Croatia, a country in the northwestern part of the Balkan Peninsula, Europe. There is a highly educated labour force, good domestic and foreign market growth, good investment in R&D by the pharmaceutical companies and the government. A pharmaceutical company in Croatia, Pliva (Teva) discovered azithromycin in 1980, putting the … Read more