Spanish drugmaker Esteve and Japan's Teijin Healthcare have entered into a new project in home respiratory therapy. To this end, the companies have signed a joint-venture, the object of which is to substantially improve the service given to patients by taking advantage of the experience of Esteve in the field of health and of both towards public administrations, doctors, health personnel and patients.
The new joint-venture is called Esteve Teijin Healthcare and ownership is shared equally. One company is presently active: Oximeplus SA, a firm in which the Spanish group became the main shareholder after its acquisition in June 2008.
This agreement makes Esteve the first Spanish pharmaceutical firm to enter the home respiratory therapy segment of the health market, which traditionally has been served by multinational firms in the gas sector and which has solid access barriers. The Esteve-Teijin platform in Spain will generate European-level development.
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