Oriola Oyj
LSE:0NES
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Oriola Oyj
Glance View
Oriola Corp. engages in the provision of pharmaceutical, and health and well-being products retail and wholesale. The company is headquartered in Espoo, Etela-Suomen and currently employs 2,645 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2006-07-03. The firm is engaged in the retail and wholesale of pharmaceuticals, acting as a channel between pharmaceutical manufacturers and consumers, primarily in Finland and Sweden. The firm's reporting segments are Consumer, Services, and Healthcare. Through its own pharmacies, the Company provides consumers with not only medicines and pharmaceutical advice but also a selection of healthcare consumer products and customer service. The firm is active through a number of subsidiaries located throughout Europe, including PharmaService OY, Oriola AB, Oriola Oyj, Farenta Oy, Kronans Droghandel Apotek AB and Svensk dos AB.
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