Olpha

Also known as Olainfarm, JSC Olainfarm

JSC Olpha (formerly JSC Olainfarm) is a Latvian leading manufacturer in the chemical and pharmaceutical sector of the Baltic States.

Key facts

Company.name: Olpha JSC
Company.type: Public
Company.predecessor: Olaine Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant
Company.area_served: Worldwide
Company.industry: Pharmaceuticals
Company.owner: JSC AB City
Company.homepage: http://www.olpha.eu
Company.foundation: 10 October 1972
Company.location_city: Olaine
Company.location_country: Latvia
Company.location: Rūpnīcu 5

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Official website

Olpha. Laba veselības aprūpe – Tev tuvāk

, Laba veselības aprūpe – Tev tuvāk. Olpha ir vadošais zāļu ražotājs reģionā, kas nodrošina, ka veselīgāka rītdiena ir tepat.

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Encyclopedic overview

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Contents

Patron of the University of Latvia
History
Subsidiaries and associated companies
Governance and management
References
External links

JSC Olpha (formerly JSC Olainfarm) is a Latvian leading manufacturer in the chemical and pharmaceutical sector of the Baltic States.

The company was founded in 1972 as state enterprise "Olaines ķīmiski – farmaceitiskā rūpnīca" (Olaine Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant). The main goal of founding the company was to supply pharmaceutical substances and intermediates to several finished drug form manufacturing plants in the Soviet Union. As a result of privatization in 1997, the company was reorganized into a joint stock company, and its shares were publicly listed. Since its initial public offering, Olainfarm has grown into a global company with representative offices in Ukraine, Tajikistan, Albania, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Uzbekistan and Mongolia. Olainfarm furthermore operates subsidiary companies in Latvia, Lithuania, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan, and works with contracted agents in the USA, Serbia, Turkmenistan, Moldova, Sweden and Southeast Asia.

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