Tagged with Chiesi

Italy Banking on three key therapeutic areas, including a newly established rare disease franchise, the Italian midcap Chiesi has pursued a sweeping transformation in recent years. In its reboot efforts, the company has not only made significant R&D investments, but pursued key M&A and partnership deals, and aimed for global expansion.…

Italy A roundup of some of the biggest pharma and healthcare stories coming out of Italy, including the country’s ever-falling birth rate; Chiesi’s new manufacturing investment; Doc Generici’s rebrand to DOC Pharma; Menarini’s oncology partnership with Insilico Medicine, and Angelini’s brain health deal with Cureverse.   Italian drug maker Recordati boosts…

China While China may be grappling with an economic slowdown and escalating geopolitical tensions, it remains the world’s second largest pharma market and a country that boasts an extraordinarily dynamic life sciences ecosystem. Eased restrictions on foreign investment have made it even more attractive for international pharma while China’s native innovators…

China Deng Haoqing, President and General Manager of Chiesi China, explores the company’s strategic growth in one of the world’s most dynamic healthcare markets. Deng discusses the alignment of Chiesi’s “AIR, CARE, and RARE” focus with China’s evolving healthcare priorities, highlighting efforts to bring innovation through local and global collaborations, including…

Italy The top 10 pharma manufacturing companies in Italy, as collated by MonitorItalia and ranked by production value in 2022. Pfizer tops the list, followed by Novartis, and local player Chiesi. The remainder of the list is populated by familiar names from multinational pharma, although another Italian firm – Alfasigma –…

Global 2023 was a tumultuous year for the pharma industry, with much wailing and gnashing of teeth from executives over the Inflation Reduction Act in the US as well as updated EU pharma legislation in Europe. Those companies producing COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics saw revenues return to normal levels while others…

Italy The latest Italy Pharma News, including the government’s decision to make COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for all healthcare workers, the manufacturing of Sputnik V, and recent updates from the country’s top companies, including Chiesi, Angelini Pharma and Menarini.   Doses of Russia’s Sputnik V, made in Italy, to go on sale…

Italy A roundup of some of the most important recent stories from Italian pharma, including an in-depth interview with Menarini CEO Elcin Barker Ergun, a public health management crisis in the south of the country, Chiesi’s latest mobile health partnership, and the potential rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in January 2021.  …

Italy Italy’s pharma industry consistently ranks among the top 10 globally, with domestic companies making up a significant share. These, largely private family-owned firms also have an increasingly global footprint, with international operations now making up a larger portion of their revenues than ever before. See below for the top six…

Belgium Geert Van Hoof, founding general manager of Chiesi Belgium, shares the exciting milestones of the company’s first decade in Belgium, including their stunning year-on-year double-digit growth, their market leadership in respiratory as well as neonatology, and their growing presence in rare diseases, as well as the attractiveness of the Chiesi…

Mexico Earlier in 2020, PharmaBoardroom sat down with several key stakeholders in the Mexican healthcare and life sciences industry, from the leaders of multinational affiliates, start-up entrepreneurs, association heads, and key opinion leaders. Here, we round up three of their most talked about topics.   Government  One of the most talked-about…

Mexico Chiesi Mexico’s Marco Ruggiero discusses his initial impressions of the Mexican pharma market, his strategic priorities for the affiliate, and the increasing importance of the company’s respiratory portfolio in Mexico.   With respiratory diseases, there is sometimes the erroneous perception that they are not as severe or urgent as other…