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Development and sales of competitive new products to create profit and contribute to public health
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Continued drive to in-license new products and specific remedies |
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Development of competitive product through R&D |
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Increase productivity through outsourcing or forming consortium with domestic and international companies |
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Priority Indications : Cardio-Vascular, Respiratory, Endocrinology, CNS, Ob/Gyn, Gastro-Intestinal, Dermatology, and Cancer
Establishment of new international partners and strengthening partnership with existing partners
Decrease the time required for in-licensing and new product sales
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Development of competitive product through R&D |
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Development of new QOL (Quality of Life) products, hypertensives, diabetes, Alzheimer¡¯s Disease, Depression, Obesity, Hair loss, etc.
Development of patented products
Development of 1generic products
Development of combination/new formulation products/formulation, increased/new indication, improved posology, improved safety, better absorption, etc.
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Establish plans for new clinical and bio-equivalency tests
Establish partnership with academia and research facilities
Organize new production/research/development/marketing/sales outsourcing and consortiums
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