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Biofarma Positioning For Growth in Turkish Market

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

Executive Summary

Biofarma, one of the dynamic actors in the challenging Turkish pharmaceutical market, put up a strong performance in 2012–13 and its owners are now looking to benefit. So far, information on a likely share sale by one or both of the firm’s two investors has not been released, but Biofarma is looking forward to new opportunities and as sales and marketing director Gurhan Kaba told PharmAsia News in an exclusive interview, “Biofarma is a platform ready to grow.”

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