Tempo Scan Pacific Tbk PT
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Tempo Scan Pacific Tbk PT
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PT Tempo Scan Pacific Tbk engages in the pharmaceutical business. The company is headquartered in Jakarta, Dki Jakarta and currently employs 4,725 full-time employees. The firm has three core business divisions: pharmaceutical division, consumer products and cosmetics division and distribution division. Its pharmaceutical division manufactures and markets various over-the-counter (OTC) and ethical drugs as well as supplements. Its manufacturing plants are located in Bekasi, Indonesia. Its consumer products and cosmetics division manufactures and markets various consumer products, such as soap, household products and cosmetics. Its manufacturing plants are located in Pulogadung, Bekasi and Surabaya, Indonesia. Its distribution division distributes its products and third-party products. Its subsidiaries include PT Supra Ferbindo, PT Tempo Rx Farma, PT Tempo Nagadi, PT Rudy Soetadi, PT Perusahaan Dagang Tempo and PT Supra Usadhatama.
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