Pharma's China subsidiaries undergo massive changes
By Kim, Jin-Gu | translator Eo, Yun-Ho
24.09.11 05:08:59
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GC Biopharma is selling its China subsidiary at KRW 350 billion¡¦Il-Yang Pharm has decided to liquidate TongHua IL-YANG
Beijing Hanmi Pharm affected by management dispute¡¦China subsidiaries of CKD¡¤Kwang Dong¡¤Pharm Huons face poor sales performance
Companies seek to establish business operations in nations other than China¡¦establishing new local subsidiaries in the U.S.¡¤Europe¡¤Vietnam
¡ã(From left) Beijing Hanmi Pharm, Yangzhou Il-Yang Pharm, and GC China.
China subsidiaries of South Korea's listed pharmaceutical and biotech companies are undergoing massive changes.
Il-Yang Pharmaceutical and GC Biopharma have liquidated or sold their China subsidiaries within the past year. Hanmi Pharmaceutical (Hanmi Pharm)'s Beijing Hanmi Pharmaceutical, a local subsidiary of Hanmi Pharm in China, is affected by management disputes at headquarters. China subsidiaries of Chong Kun Dang, Kwang Dong Pharmaceutical, Huons, and Boryung have faced a sharp decline in sales and operations profits.
In contrast, more companies are establishing business operations in countries other than China. Celltrion, GC Biophama, Chong Kung Dang, SK Biopharmaceuticals
Kim, Jin-Gu(kjg@dailypharm.com)
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