INNOTHERA

About INNOTHERA

INNOTHERA is a century-old independent French healthcare company specializing in the treatment of everyday pathologies and diseases. At the origin of this family business, now present in 100 countries worldwide with nearly 1,500 employees, is a visionary pharmacist, René Chantereau, whose initial ambition, to treat pathologies that "poison" existence without endangering the patient's vital prognosis, gave birth in 1913 to Laboratoires Chantereau. Renamed INNOTHERA (a contraction of Therapeutic Innovation) in 1935 and currently chaired by Arnaud Gobet, the founder's grandson, the company has passed down its deeply rooted humanist values and unique expertise from generation to generation, mobilizing a wide diversity of medical, industrial, R&D, marketing, and sales professions and skills. INNOTHERA operates in 5 areas: elastic venous compression, orthopedics, podiatry, hygiene and protection, as well as medicines for women's everyday health, against venous insufficiency, common infections, and mineral-calcium imbalances. At the intersection of the pharmaceutical industry, through the production of medicines distributed internationally in 94% of cases, and the medical device industry, INNOTHERA is committed to innovation for all patients. Nearly 1000 INNOTHERA employees work in France, across 5 sites located in Val-de-Marne (headquarters), Vosges and Ain (elastic venous compression products), Loire (orthopedic products), and Loir-et-Cher (medicines). Technical and commercial representatives also cover the entire French territory for the Group.