Switzerland-based biopharmaceutical firm Actelion, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in December 2007, has become a full member of the association of Swiss pharmaceutical enterprises (Interpharma).
Actelion's president and chief executive, Jean-Paul Clozel, said: "in only 10 years, Actelion, originally a start-up founded by five people, has become a profitable global biopharmacy business, with three medicines on the market and a research unit that is developing very rapidly."
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