Pharmacia

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Pharmacia was a major pharmaceutical company known for its global drug development and manufacturing operations before ultimately becoming part of Pfizer.

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Pharmacia & Upjohn 4
Pharmacia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pharmaceutical company
acquiredBy Monsanto Company
Pfizer
acquisitionYearByMonsanto 2000
acquisitionYearByPfizer 2003
activity drug development
drug manufacturing
global pharmaceutical marketing
collaboratedWith Amgen
Biotech firms in Scandinavia
Pfizer
corporateForm public company
country Sweden
dissolvedIn 2003
foundedIn 1911
founder Gustav Felix Grönfeldt
headquartersCountry Sweden
headquartersLocation Uppsala
industry biotechnology
pharmaceuticals
knownFor biotechnology-based medicines
global drug development
innovative ophthalmic treatments
languageOfName Latin
listedOn New York Stock Exchange
Stockholm Stock Exchange
linked to: Nasdaq Stockholm
mergedInYear 1995
mergedWith Upjohn
linked to: Upjohn Company
mergerFormedEntity Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia
nameMeaning pharmacy
notableProduct Fragmin
Genotropin
Xalatan
notableSubsidiary Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia
operatedIn Asia
Europe
North America
parentCompany Pfizer
regulatoryRegion European Union
United States
researchFocus cancer
cardiovascular diseases
hormonal disorders
specialization endocrinology drugs
oncology drugs
ophthalmology drugs
status defunct
successor Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia
therapeuticArea endocrinology
oncology
ophthalmology

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G. D. Searle & Company mergedInto Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia
Pharmacia mergerFormedEntity Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia
Pharmacia successor Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia
Pharmacia notableSubsidiary Pharmacia & Upjohn
linked to: Pharmacia