Tanabe Seiyaku Co was established around three centuries ago sometimes during the year 1678 in Osaka, Japan as the pharmaceuticals company. The company was incorporated in the month of December 1933. the major activities of the group are producing and marketing of pharmaceutical products for cardiovascular disorders, circulatory systems, central nervous systems-CNS, respiratory systems and gastrointestinal systems.

 

The product range of the company includes: tonics, antibiotics, chemotherapeutics, hormones, vitamins, diagnostic products / devices and several other products like food additives and cosmetic products. Various bulk drugs / pharmaceuticals products, amino acids, animal drugs, chemicals, dyes, machineries and information services are also incorporated in the company’s profile of manufacturing and commercializing. All the functions are well carried out by two basic groups comprising of Pharmaceuticals and Others.    

 

Ethical pharmaceuticals are the key targets of business by the company for which the company is dedicated to develop its existence in the global markets through its premier drugs line of products. The company’s 12 branches involving 80 regional sales offices and nearly 1000 medical representatives striving united for realizing the sales enhancement activities based on the patient’s point of views. 

                                                                                                

Tanabe is poised to strengthen its marketing strategies for all of its key products offered with different strengths such as: Diltiazem [Herbesser], Bisoprolol [Maintate] for treating angina pectoris and hypertension; Imidapril [Tanatril] the anti-hypertension drug; Nicergoline [Sermion] the cerebral circulation and metabolism ameliorator; Taltirelin [Ceredist] the drug for treating spinaocerebellar degeneration; Ecabet [Gastrom] the drug for treating gastritis as well as gastric ulcers; Fluvastatin [Lochol] the drug for treating hypercholesterolemia and Bepotastine [Talion] the anti-allergic drug.