Address: 108 Elyzabeth Avenue; Parkmore 2196 Sandton,South Africa
Tel: 011 883 5630
Founded in 1906, Norgine is a specialty pharmaceutical company with an extensive pan-European presence. Throughout our long history, we have sought to develop and market high quality, innovative products for the benefit of both patients and physicians. We are committed to developing products not only to treat life-threatening conditions, but importantly, to improve the quality of life for patients with a variety of acute and chronic illnesses. We have a long-standing tradition of building high quality relationships based on the highest standards, with patients, physicians, employees, partners and other key stakeholders.
In the last fifteen years, we have focused on expanding our pan-European infrastructure, and have moved to strengthen the Research & Development base of the company.
A strong portfolio of internal development projects, principally in the areas of gastroenterology, hepatology and incontinence
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