Four Companies to Know in Hungary
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the pillars of the Hungarian economy and has been identified as a key growth driver for the future by the government of Prime Minister…
Meditop Pharmaceutical Ltd. was founded in 1991; we were the first of the newly-formed pharmaceutical businesses to obtain a pharmaceutical manufacturing licence after the fall of the communist regime.
Our goal is to strengthen our position on the Hungarian and international markets in a sustained way through the marketing of products we have developed ourselves and produced to the highest professional standards, while at the same time preserving and increasing our competitiveness. Alongside gaining the trust of our clients, we also put great emphasis on respecting legal and official prescriptions and an ethical approach to business in all our activities.
Our company has registered 13 pharmaceutical patents since its founding; we continue research and development apace in collaboration with numerous Hungarian research institutes and clinics.
Contact
2097 Pilisborosjenő,
Ady Endre utca 1. – Hungary
Phone: +36 26 336 400
Fax: +36 26 336 041
E-mail: info@meditop.hu
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