| The path to success Notwithstanding
impressive
growth IBSA
is still on the frontier of its future corporate potential. IBSA Institut
Biochimque SA is a privately owned, pharmaceutical company headquartered in Lugano, Switzerland. Founded
in 1945 by a group of Swiss biologists, IBSA started its activities at a national level but rapidly
became a consolidated company worldwide. The current management acquired the
control in 1985 and implemented an intensive development program with the aim of enlarging the company assets and creating a competitive product portfolio to be extended to international markets: - 1945: foundation
- 1985:
acquisition by the present management
- 1987: patent of diclofenac epolamine granted
and partnership with Laboratoires Genévrier (France)
- 1992: acquisition of IBSA Italy
and first registration of Merional®
- 1993: first registration of Flector EP Tissugel®
- 1995:
opening of the new Hungarian branch, IBSA Pharma KFT
- 1996: acquisition of AMSA, Italy
- 1998:
opening of the new headquarters and patent for hormones granted
- 1999: opening of
new laboratories in Manno, Switzerland and Quingdao Huashan Biochemical, China
- 2001:
acquisition of Gelfipharma, Italy
- 2002: opening of a new plant in Lamone, Switzerland
- 2003:
opening of a new Slovakian branch, IBSA Slovakia s.r.o.
- 2004: acquisition of Rizhao
Lanshan, China
- 2005: partnership with Altergon, Italy
- 2006: opening
of a new plant in Manno, Switzerland
- 2007: opening of the new Turkish branch in Istanbul,
IBSA Ilaç.
- 2008: entering the US market with Flector Patch®
- 2009:
acquisition of Bouty Healthcare, Italy, now renamed IBSA Bouty.
- 2010: unification between AMSA and Gelfipharma, both merged into IBSA Farmaceutici Italia.
Currently
IBSA has a head count of 1800 employees and sells its products covering 7 main therapeutic
areas in
4 continents and more than 70 countries. Each year the company manufactures about 10
millions vials
of hormones, more than 200 millions soft gel capsules and about 60 millions packages
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 Manno - Switzerland
 Lamone - Switzerland
 Collina d'oro - Switzerland
 Collina d'oro - Switzerland
 Lanshan - China
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