PT INDO HOECHST

Enterprise Introduction:

PT Indo Hoechst was a prominent Indonesian enterprise with historical connections to the German chemical conglomerate Hoechst AG. Established in Indonesia, it played a significant role in the country's industrial landscape. The company was primarily involved in manufacturing, with its main activities encompassing the production of various chemical products. Notably, it was a producer of polyester staple fiber (PSF), catering to the textile industry, and also had interests in the pharmaceutical sector. Over the years, due to global corporate reorganizations, mergers, and acquisitions involving its former parent Hoechst AG, the corporate identity and operational structure of PT Indo Hoechst evolved. While the original entity as PT Indo Hoechst may no longer actively operate under that specific name and original structure today, its legacy is rooted in industrial production.

Classification:

Factory.

PT INDO HOECHST (now Sanofi Indonesia) produces or used to produce and sell a range of pharmaceutical products. These included:

* **Pharmaceuticals:** Antibiotics, analgesics, cardiovascular drugs, diabetes treatments, and various prescription medications.

* **Consumer Health Products:** Over-the-counter medications for common ailments.

It is important to note that after the acquisition by Sanofi, the product portfolio may have been updated or modified.