The new branch in the capital of Algiers specializes in more intensive support for existing customers in the Maghreb states, as well as the expansion of
business relationships in the regional growth markets.
In Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire and Cameroon in particular, independent pharmaceutical production has become established in recent years. The main drivers of this development are investment incentives that the governments of the emerging countries are setting in a targeted manner. This aims to meet the growing demand for high-quality medicines that are produced locally. In the Maghreb countries, demand is also growing for flexible production solutions that meet global quality standards. Almost 90 percent of pharmaceutical companies here are contract manufacturers.
“By opening the facility in Algiers, we are investing in a growing future market and supporting high-quality and safe medication in the region,”is how Joachim Dittrich, CEO of Fette Compacting, explains the decision. “With our trained and experienced team, which is well connected in the region, we offer our local customers even better and closer support to further establish pharmaceutical production in the region.”
“We are very pleased with the trust that the management and owners of Fette Compacting have placed in us,” emphasizes Salah Kaoula,who will head the new Algiers branch as Managing Director. “There is a huge demand for modern production technology and especially for service and training offers. By connecting to Fette Compacting’s global network, we can offer our customers a unique proposition in all of these areas.” The new branch will focus on services, tool supply, training, and consulting in particular, but will also manage new machine sales.
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