When the Berlin-Chemie Menarini sign first appeared in Tbilisi in 1998, few could have imagined that a small office with just two employees would, in only a few years, grow into a key player in the country’s healthcare system. Georgia itself, nestled between the peaks of the Greater Caucasus and the shores of the Black Sea, is a land of breathtaking beauty and ancient traditions. It is here that winemaking was born over 8,000 years ago, and where the capital, Tbilisi, continues to charm with its colorful architecture and the warm hospitality of its people. In this setting, rich in history and culture, Berlin-Chemie Menarini found fertile ground to grow and bring innovation.
From a modest office to a market leader
Being the first pharmaceutical company to officially register an office in Georgia meant stepping into largely uncharted territory. The goal was never just to distribute medicines, but to build trusting relationships with doctors and patients. Over the years, Berlin-Chemie Menarini Georgia expanded well beyond the capital, reaching communities in every region of the country.
Its growth has been steady and strategic: attracting talent, training professionals, and establishing a clear organizational structure with the highest standards. Today, the company boasts a strong, skilled team capable of turning challenges into opportunities.
A commitment that goes beyond medicine
Berlin-Chemie Menarini Georgia’s mission has never been limited to providing therapies. The company has also invested heavily in medical education and training, bringing internationally renowned experts to Georgia, hosting conferences, and creating opportunities for knowledge exchange that have strengthened the entire healthcare sector.
Today, Berlin-Chemie Menarini Georgia stands as a leading player in the local pharmaceutical market, built on ethical values, innovation, and professionalism. With the same passion that guided its first steps, the company looks to the future ready to continue growing and writing new chapters in this success story—contributing to the well-being of patients and the ongoing development of a country that still has much to share with the world.