A Peek into Phamatex State-Of-The-Art Facilities As The Management Of Sun Visit The Pharmaceutical Giant In Lagos (Photos)


Prince Christopher Obiora Nebe, managing director of Phamatex Industries Ltd ) recently received media guests from Sun Newspaper in his state-of-the-art drug manufacturing facility in Lagos.

The delegation from Sun Newspaper was led by the deputy managing director of the Newspaper, Mr Steve Nwosu.

Phamatex opened its doors in 2010 in the Nigeria’s drug manufacturing scene with a very strong objective to manufacture quality pharmaceutical products and market them in Nigeria and across the West African sub region. They are uniquely positioned to capitalize on Nigerian drug’s status as the fastest growing organization in its category despite all harsh economic standards and unfriendly policies.


Notwithstanding the harsh economic environment and unfriendly government policies, Nebe was determined to make his mark in his chosen profession with a view to saving lives and uplifting the society. Less than five years into drug manufacturing, Phamatex is seen towering above a host of companies that existed years before it, drawing attention to its relentless effort towards quality achieved through excellent GMP and state-of-the-art facilities/equipment in Lagos.


Nebe listed some of the challenges of Nigeria’s manufacturing sector to include exchange rate instability, heavy import duty/taxes and deficiency of infrastructure in Nigeria, among others.

“While building Phamatex certainly has been a labor of love, I’ve always wondered how simpler it would be with certain standard practices in place. For me, it has always been non-negotiable to bring an analytical eye to the process, and a vision for Phamatex as a drug-manufacturing brand beyond the national is a driver enough for us. However, we’ve held back on expansion for years in order to prove our concept and work through every aspect of our business,” observes Nebe. “What’s exciting for everyone is that Phamatex hasn’t even begun to tap into what’s possible using the abundant of resources and vision at its disposal.”



Phamatex builds on familiar offerings including Paratex for pain relief and Lumapil for Malaria, elevating them into something extraordinary. While Phamatex sometimes pushes the envelope to get only the best, everything is rooted in the superb techniques and combinations that have stood the test of time. It has a host of other life-saving drugs on its list as well, with about over 40 products registered.

Nebe’s concept is perfectly attuned to upmarket customers who are increasingly seeking out standard products for all their health needs. Phamatex has met the challenge of being in the weeds every day with smart, demanding customers who want unique, freshly prepared options, but who often don’t have a great deal of time to research and choose the right fit for it.

Points of differentiation:

· A far-reaching brand concept along with proprietary essence profiles dramatically distinguish Phamatex from everything else out there—and position the company as a long distance runner.

· A full-on option centered on major health challenges. Anti-malaria, pain relievers—and specialty drugs in-between give potential consumers an invaluable full day of potential relief and satisfaction beyond measure.

· Vision (or commitment) is what makes practically every Phamatex drug item stand out from the competition. They’re made on the premise, with techniques that are tested and proven, if not impossible to replicate elsewhere.

· The People: Phamatex aims to be the preferred provider of excellent pharmaceutical brands recognized for best practices, and it seeks to achieve this with a team of highly motivated professionals of diverse background that consistently create value to surpass customer expectation.

· A better vibe: Phamatex’s design aesthetic provides an atmosphere that that consumers can trust to churn out only the best. This makes Phamatex a more viable option for everyday prescription drugs and for people who simply want to deal with their health challenges head-on.
Influencers and Decision-Makers are already won over:

Influencers and decision makers who watch the drug manufacturing scenes keenly know that great things seldom happen when random ingredients are simply thrown into the production of standard products. Phamatex is all about quality ingredients, but it’s also about taking those extra steps that makes all the difference. Still in its effort to rise about obstacles and manufacture the very best, the organization collaborates with National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to fight the imitation and epidemic.

In the past, drugs hardly went through these standard processes in this part of the world—and may have even been known to have challenges doing exactly what they’re designed to do. A Phamatex drug means going the extra mile every step of the way in order to add important extra layers of success.

Since its establishment in 2012, Phamatex has been able to offer extraordinary drugs in a considerably more attractive setting while maintaining efficient manufacturing and labor costs that are enviable within the industry. Phamatex is the perfect marriage of good investments and the acumen Nebe gained as the sole representative of a multinational pharmaceutical company in Nigeria – Hovid Industries – before he ventured into drug manufacturing business, five years ago.

Working tirelessly to clinch a WHO rating, the organization continues to churn out remarkably excellent choice for all. The organization remains unflinching in its resolve to become a leading provider of pharmaceutical products and service with an international outlook, bringing innovative solutions to customers around the world.

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Lailastica, this is a proudly Nigerian company, creating jobs in Nigeria.

Lets encourage this company to grow

This is big
cc; lalasticlala, please take this to the front page.

ChukwudiLag:
This is big
cc; lalasticlala, please take this to the front page.

Thank you Chukwudi Lag.

I hope our Oga Lalasticlala supports and encourage a remarkably young brand by taking this update to the front page.

Good

Nice. I will get there someday.

Cool

Nice...

keep it up

ok

what about the one in ENUGU

Igbo kwenu

Kudos to the people that develop Nigeria.........remember to produce more codeine elixir for those that need it

They should also hire more Nigerians rather than expatriates

Visagemedia:
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Ndigbo control the Pharmaceutical industry in Nigeria.

Kudos man

abegi.
after some months
d tin will fold up
then it will be abandoned.
abegi

hmmn

Moving forward

jamesibor:


Ndigbo control the Pharmaceutical industry in Nigeria.

But when Ojuku was dying, a Yoruba man named Mike Adenuga had to pay for his medical bills overseas.

You control the Pharmaceutical industry but Ekwueme had to be shipped out of Nigeria for drugs abroad.

You control the Pharmaceutical industry but you almost assassinated Dora Akunyili when she exposed your mediocre drug counterfeiters.

Some people go begin shout why not Enugu or Onitsha now, like say somebody put gun for the man head to site his packaging coy in Lag.

BagWay:
abegi.
after some months
d tin will fold up
then it will be abandoned.
abegi

Did u read where they said he started in 2010 and dis is ending of 2018,nw calculate it. Does it look like months to u. Adenuga, Dangote and others that started did they also fold up after some months. I believe u are more intelligent than dis, use ur brain power positively. Thanks