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Daiichi Sankyo Belgium

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Braine L'Alleud, Région wallonne
51-200 collaborators
- Pharmaceutical/Biotech

Braine L'Alleud, Région wallonne
51-200 collaborators
- Pharmaceutical/Biotech

Overview Daiichi Sankyo Belgium

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Pharmaceutical/Biotech

Braine-l'Alleud
51-200 collaborators

About us

What we do: Daiichi Sankyo Belgium is a pharmaceutical company focused on discovering, developing, and delivering innovative medicines to improve patient care globally. Their core specialties include oncology, cardiovascular diseases, and other areas with high unmet medical needs. The company leverages advanced science and technology to create new treatment modalities and innovative therapies.

Where we are located: The company is headquartered at Boulevard de France 3-5, 1420 Braine L'Alleud, in the Walloon Region of Belgium.

Short history: Daiichi Sankyo’s origins date back to 1899, with a long legacy of innovation in healthcare. The European entity was formed through the merger of the Japanese companies Daiichi and Sankyo in 2006, establishing a strong presence in Europe and worldwide.

Organization & culture: Daiichi Sankyo Belgium employs approximately 41 to 56 people and is part of the global Daiichi Sankyo Group, which has about 2,500 employees in Europe. The company values innovation, patient-centric care, and sustainable development, fostering a collaborative and science-driven culture.

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