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Nippon Shoji
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- Private
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Overview
Nippon Shoji was a Japanese pharmaceutical manufacturer and distributor that merged with Showa Pharmaceuticals in 1998 to form AZWELL Inc., which later became part of the major Japanese pharma group Alfresa Holdings. The company historically developed, manufactured, and distributed a wide range of pharmaceuticals.
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- Small molecule
- Industry
- Biotech
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