DPx Holdings B.V. Donates to Hospitals and Organizations
PTSM: Pharmaceutical Technology Sourcing and Management
DPx Holdings B.V. donated $110,000 to more than 20 different hospitals and organizations across the globe.
DPx Holdings B.V., a provider of custom manufacturing, technologies, and development services to the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and agrochemical industries, donated $110,000 to more than 20 different hospitals and organizations across the globe.
DPx Holdings B.V. was formed earlier this year as a result of a merger between Patheon and DSM Pharmaceutical Products. The company is comprised of three core business units, Patheon Pharma Services, DSM Fine Chemicals, and Banner Life Sciences.
The $5,000 donations were made on behalf of each site to thank employees for their efforts to help improve the lives of patients. Each site selected a local hospital or organization that makes a direct impact on patients in the community.
Source: DPx Holdings B.V.
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