Laboratoires Beytout

Laboratoires Beytout was a French pharmaceutical company founded in 1929 by Gabriel Beytout. The company operated from Paris and later Saint-Mandé, and marketed pharmaceutical products including Cynarine 75, a cynarine-based medicine derived from artichoke. Historical and archival sources indicate that Laboratoires Beytout was later renamed or succeeded by Laboratoires Gist-Brocades Pharma, then Brocades Pharma, and ultimately Yamanouchi Pharma. Based on these records, Laboratoires Beytout should be treated as a historical pharmaceutical company rather than an active standalone biotech or healthcare company today. Publicly available evidence does not indicate a modern R&D pipeline or platform technology.