Csaba Poroszlai is confirmed CEO of the company by the Board of Directors of Egis. Balázs Vándor is appointed to the position of the Company’s Chief Financial Officer.

The pharmaceutical industry plays a key role in the Hungarian economy’s change of dimension.

The inspiring work environment of Egis Trade Centre, located on Lehel Street, won the Office of the Year campaign’s annual award in the category of Community Space of the Year.

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Egis Pharmaceutical PLC’s Senior pharmaceutical sales rep participated very successfully at Medigames. Having won two gold medals, four silvers, and three bronze, pharmacist Dr. Judit Karagics contributed considerably to the 3rd place Hungary reached in the medal table. This excellent performance strengthens Egis’ reputation in the international target groups.

Our mission is to serve people with all of our skills, ensuring that they live a long and healthy life. Each and every employee is important and valuable to us.

The quality of life of millions depends on the availability of our medicines. Egis is one of the leading generic pharmaceutical companies in Central Easter Europe. We produce approximately 170 million boxes of drugs, 700 tonnes of active pharmaceutical ingredients, 5 billion tablets, capsules annually. Our products are available in 65 countries, and annually more than 30 million patients’ recovery depends on Egis Group’s continuous operation.

WHO has created a six-step protocol: by applying this method, we can remove the germs, viruses, and bacteria from the surface of our hands.

According to our mission, we serve people with all of our skills, so that they can live a long and healthy life. That is why we chose to support the comprehensive nationwide screening program as a Golden Sponsor in 2019. The state-of-the-art screening truck will tour around the country until Christmas, stopping by 200 spots to offer screenings in 37 different areas.

Health means more than just the lack of illnesses.

The Semmelweis University and Egis Pharmaceuticals PLC have agreed on an even closer cooperation than before. Our common goal is to further raise the standards of pharmaceutical R+D as well as pharmacist and doctor training by making use of the synergies in each other’s activities. As a result of the agreement, new health industrial innovations can be launched and the Semmelweis University can be extended with more practical educational and training elements that also meet the needs of the Hungarian pharmaceutical industry.

Egis has developed a new procedure for the dehalogenation of technological wastewaters. In 2018, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary recognized the innovation with the Gran Prize Interdisciplinary Innovative award.

Close to 300 Egis employees give blood on a regular basis at our Budapest sites. For our contribution, we received a certificate of merit from the Hungarian Red Cross.

Health means more than just the lack of illnesses.

Towards the end of a year that brought many challenges along, affecting everyone around the globe, our successes and milestones seem to be of even more significance: to commemorate Egis’ 20th anniversary in the Southeast Asian country with an article, I arranged a meeting - virtually, of course - with General Manager Miklós Szabó to learn more about the background, the past and present of our Vietnamese branch.

In close cooperation with our employees, we're currently working on redesigning our protective clothing. Though the project is still in progress, our collaboration was already acknowledged: we were awarded the Healthy Workplaces Good Practice Award, so we can move on to the next round organized for EU countries.

With programs focusing on counseling and prevention, Egis was present on the Day of Vascular Diseases.

A Hungarian wildlife photographer, Bence Máté intends to shake up the public in order to protect nature. His spectacular nature photo exhibition series - organized in Budapest, then at the main square of another seven provincial towns – was opened by János Áder on 13 March. The outstanding project was supported by Egis.