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  • Therapy Segment | Product List (Markets) | Key Brands | Acquisitions

    Glenmark has been operating in the Latin American region since early 1990s.

    This was primarily by way of exporting branded formulations to Caribbean markets. It was only in 2004 when the organization began to increase focus in this high-potential region through an acquisition in Brazil, the largest pharmaceutical market in the region. Presently the company operates in 12 markets in this region. Brazil is the largest subsidiary for the region and the other key focus markets are Mexico, Peru, Venezuela and Ecuador. The region has grown by a compounded average growth rate of 28 % for the last three years. Over 250 products are sold in the region.

    Therapy Segments

    The Key Therapy segments for this region are

    Dermatology

    Respiratory

    Gynaecology

    Oncology

    Product List (Markets)
    Product list in Markets of Latin America are :
      Brazil
      Caribbean
      Rest of Latam

    Key Brands

    Some of the key brands for Brazil are :

    Adacne Clin

    Adacne

    Saciette

    Ureativ

    Fisioativ

    Demelan

    Sunderm

    Some of the key brands for Latam are :

    Deriva C

    Deriva

    Glevo

    Canditral

    Relcer

    Esoz

    Ketoplus

    Acquisitions

    Brazil :

    Glenmark made its entry into the Brazilian market by acquiring of Klinger Laboratories in 2004. At the time of acquisition, Klinger had over 20 products registered and marketed in the country. It also had a manufacturing facility in Sao Bernardo do Campo in Greater Sao Paulo, Brazil.

  • News Room
    30 Aug 2010
    Glenmark announces the Discovery of a novel chemical entity 'GRC 17536', a potential first-in-class molecule globally