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Manufacturer Ipsen
Ipsen is a European pharmaceutical company representing more than 20 drugs on the market in more than 100 countries around the world.
Today, around 4,000 Ipsen employees work under the motto “Innovation for Health”.
The introduction of innovations in medicine that increase the effectiveness of treatment and the level of quality of life of patients is main goal companies.
A defining element of Ipsen's development strategy is the promotion of high-tech drugs in key areas of medicine for the company (oncology, endocrinology, neuromuscular disorders). General medicine medicines, which are widely represented in the company's portfolio, make a significant contribution to the funding of research activities.
Another element of Ipsen's development strategy is the establishment of partnerships with leading pharmaceutical companies in the US, Europe and Japan.
About 700 employees of the company work in four research centers located in Paris, Boston, Barcelona and London. The geographical location of these centers provides Ipsen with undeniable competitive advantages in attracting highly qualified research teams from the world's largest universities to cooperate.
Ipsen has been operating in Russia since 1993. Today, the company's representatives work in more than 35 cities of the country, the staff of the Russian representative office exceeds 150 people.
Ipsen's portfolio in Russia includes drugs used in general therapeutic practice, as well as innovative drugs.
One of the leading drugs in the Ipsen portfolio is the drug Dysport®- complex botulinum toxin type A - hemagglutinin 500 IU in a vial. Peripheral muscle relaxant of prolonged action.
Since 1999, Dysport® has been registered in Russian Federation according to neurological indications. The drug is widely used in Russia and has established itself among doctors and patients as a highly effective and safe treatment for local muscle spasm.
Ipsen Pharma is a European pharmaceutical company with about 4,000 employees, marketing more than 20 drugs, present in more than 100 countries around the world.
Target: Innovation for Health
We strive to significantly improve patient care and quality of life by introducing innovations in medicine that effectively meet therapeutic challenges and meet the needs of patients.
Tasks:
- To be an international pharmaceutical association that brings innovation to patient care.
- Achieve an international presence and become a leader in specialized fields of medicine as well as in the field of general medicine.
- Innovate therapies through partnerships and research, as well as developing our own high-tech developments.
- To attract, develop and support gifted and exceptional people working in a team with professionals of the highest level.
- Create a competitive work environment, providing opportunities for career advancement.
Ipsen's development strategy is based primarily on the complementarity of drugs in the rapidly growing market of biotech drugs (oncology, endocrinology, neuromuscular disorders) and drugs used in general practice(gastroenterology, cognitive impairment, cardiovascular disease), allowing the implementation of funding research activities. Ipsen's strategy is also based on active collaboration with other companies, internationally recognized leaders in the US, Europe and Japan. The geographical location of four research centers - in Paris, Boston, London - gives Ipsen competitive advantage access to leading research universities and institutes, as well as highly professional staff.
Approximately 700 R&D employees work daily to discover and develop innovative medicines to take care of patients' health.
In December 2005, Ipsen's IPO took place on the EuronextTM European Stock Exchange (share code: IPN, ISIN code: FR0010259150).
Official website on the Internet: www.ipsen.com
History: key facts in the development of the Ipsen company
The history of the company dates back to 1929, when Dr. Henri Beaufour founded Laboratoires Beaufour in Dreux, France, specializing in the production of Romarène®, a natural medicine made from rosemary, which is used in the treatment of digestive disorders. In 1954, the company launched Citrate de Betaïne®, a drug used in the symptomatic treatment of dyspepsia. In 1969, the Institut Henri Beaufour, a research center in France, was opened. The period of the 70s is significant for the expansion of Ipsen's activities in the production of drugs of natural origin, which are still one of the main products: Ginkor®, Tanakan®, Smecta®.
During the 1970s, Ipsen concentrated his activities on peptide-engineered drugs, which represented a clear strategic advantage. To successfully implement these activities, the company establishes close relationships with US universities and establishes Research Center for peptides near Boston Universities.
During the 1980s, a collaboration with Debiopharm was established. As a result of this collaboration, the market was launched in 1986 Diferelin® which led the company to international market. In the mid-80s, La Fondation Ipsen was founded, a structure aimed at scientific exchange among the world's leading scientists. The company is confident that this organization has greatly helped and will continue to strengthen relationships with outstanding scientists.
La Fondation Ipsen, in collaboration with international scientific and research institutes holds international meetings that bring together leading experts from:
- World Health Organization (WHO) - Since 1989, several scientific symposiums have been held on genetics.
- National Gerontological Organization - various conferences on dementia and cognitive aging.
To strengthen its presence in England, Northern Europe and the US, and to expand its biologics portfolio, Ipsen acquires the English company Speywood (then known as Porton International) in 1994, which manufactures Dysport®. In March 1995, Ipsen marketed Somatulin® in France and Forlax® in February 1996.
In 1992, the company entered the Chinese market, where a subsidiary was established in 1997, and in 2000 the production of Smecta® for the Chinese market was opened.
In December 2001 and January 2002, the company launched Somatulin ® Autogel® in England and in France. Subsequently, this product also entered the markets of other countries.
In 2004, the company launched on the market 12 European countries Nutropin®.
In March 2005 in Boston, Ipsen opened science Center for research in the field of biological processes (BioProcess Sciences Research Center), which complemented the existing research center.
The company has entered into a number of partnership agreements to develop research and development activities and expand the product line. Partner companies include: Asterion, Auxilium, Bayer, CEA, Debiopharm, Galderma, Genentech, GTx, Inc., Health Protection Agency (HPA), Indena, Inserm, Massachusetts General Hospital, Medicis, Merck Sharp & Dohme, Novartis, Octagen and Emory University, Radius, Roche, Schwabe, Spirogen, Teijin, Tercica , Tulane University .
Ipsen has been working in Russia since 1993. At the moment, the company is represented in more than 35 cities of the Russian Federation, with a staff of over 150 people. To date, Ipsen's portfolio in Russia includes drugs used in general therapeutic practice, as well as innovative drugs.
Leading positions in the respective segments are:
Segment |
Scope of application |
Preparations |
International name | |
Market of biotech drugs |
Oncology (oncourology) Gynecology Pediatric endocrinology |
Diferelin® (Diphereline®) (treatment of hormone-sensitive prostate cancer in men, genital and extragenital endometriosis in women, preparation for surgery for uterine fibroids, use in the in vitro fertilization program for female infertility, treatment of central forms of premature sexual development in children ). |
Triptorelin(analogue of gonadotropin - releasing hormone) | |
Endocrinology Oncology |
Somatulin® (Somatuline®) (treatment of acromegaly, symptomatic therapy of neuroendocrine tumors) |
Lanreotide (similar to somatostatin) | ||
Neurology aesthetic medicine |
Dysport® (Dysport®) (Treatment of blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, spastic torticollis, hand spasticity after a stroke, hyperkinetic (mimic) facial folds (wrinkles) in adults, axillary hyperhidrosis. Treatment of dynamic foot deformity caused by spasticity in children with cerebral palsy from 2 years of age.). |
Botulinum A toxin(muscle relaxant. Acetylcholine release inhibitor) | ||
The Market for General Therapeutic Medicines |
Gastroenterology |
Smecta® (Smecta®) (treatment of acute and chronic diarrhea in children and adults) Forlax® (Forlax®) (treatment of constipation in children and adults) Fortrans® (Fortrans®) (cleansing the intestines before research and surgical interventions) |
Diosmectite(adsorbent-cytomucoprotector) Macrogol 4000(osmotic laxative) > Ipsen Pharma / Ipsen Pharma, LLC (Moscow) This information cannot be used for self-treatment! International Corporation Ipsen Pharma / Ipsen Pharma is a group pharmaceutical companies, operating all over the world, and having its offices in 49 countries, including Russia. The company has focused its efforts on the development and production of original narrow-profile drugs. Oncology, neurology, endocrinology, general therapy, aesthetic medicine are identified as priority areas. Ipsen Pharma has its own research and development department, which includes two research centers. One of them, which explores the course of biological processes, was built in Boston in 2005. The Russian representative office of the company was opened in 1993 in Moscow. Now its regional divisions are located in 35 cities of Russia, and the staff exceeds 150 people. There are 16 drugs from all the above groups on the country's market. Ipsen Pharma produces:
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