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Hoe Pharma Of Malaysia Seeks European Joint Ventures

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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Malaysia's Hoe Pharma Holdings says it is seeking joint ventures with European counterparts to enhance its presence in the European market. Hoe CEO B.K. Lee said his firm, a dermatological product specialist, is looking for ties with a European pharmaceutical companies that would hold majority interest there and a corresponding venture in Malaysia in which Hoe would hold majority interest. He said he hopes to sign such a deal next year, giving Hoe a new range of products to market. A unit of Goldis, Hoe specializes in over-the-counter products and ethical drugs, mainly prescription-based. (Click here for more

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