Established in 1945, Daewoong Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. has the largest prescription drug sales in Korea and envisions itself to become a top 50 global healthcare company by 2020.
In addition to its product portfolio, which includes 15 blockbuster products, Daewoong has built strong core competency for new drug development and has cultivated a cooperative culture for collaboration with global partners.
In the future, Daewoong will expand its global business with its foreign branches and global partners and become a global healthcare group which contributes to improving the quality of life for people worldwide.
In May 2018 Daewoong Pharmaceutical won the Canadian government’s Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) certification for the plant they set up there to produce Nabota, its brand of botulinum toxin (botox).
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