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  • Shares traded2.00k
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About the company

DocMorris AG, formerly Zur Rose Group AG, is a Switzerland-based company engaged in the drug distribution sector. The Company focuses on the wholesale trade of medicines, as well as operation of a mail-order pharmacy. DocMorris operates at the healthcare, technology and e-commerce, with a primary focus on customer-centric digital healthcare and improving medication efficacy. core business is online pharmacy. In addition to prescription medicines (Rx), assortment features over-the-counter (OTC) and consumer health as well as beauty and personal care (BPC) products. Private labels, including nutritional supplements, painkillers, first-aid products and other OTC medicines. The Company's operates under brands such as PromoFarma, DoctiPharma, Apotal, Medpex and Teleclinic, among others

  • Revenue in CHF (TTM)1.06bn
  • Net income in CHF-120.87m
  • Incorporated1993
  • Employees1.45k
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