BIOCODEX
@biocodex.com
Welcome to Biocodex corporate website! Please visit our pages to learn about our history, our expertise and our international expansion.
BIOCODEX's Company Logos


BIOCODEX's Brand Colors
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#5A2B82
Eminence
90, 43, 130
272, 50, 34
31, 67, 0, 49
#F2CE8F
New Orleans
242, 206, 143
38, 79, 75
0, 15, 41, 5
#333333
Mine Shaft
51, 51, 51
0, 0, 20
0, 0, 0, 80
About BIOCODEX
Biocodex is a family-owned pharmaceutical company that has evolved from a pioneering French microbiota company in the 1950s to now being an international player in the healthcare industry. With a presence in 115 countries worldwide, Biocodex provides innovative healthcare solutions to patients globally. Founded in 1953, Biocodex initially introduced the first probiotic yeast strain for human medicine, Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-745®.
Today, the company offers a diverse range of products in three key areas: microbiota care, women's health, and orphan diseases. The company is driven by a mission to provide innovative healthcare solutions to women, men, and children across the globe. With 1,664 dedicated employees, Biocodex is committed to meeting the healthcare needs of millions of patients around the world.
Their expertise is evident in their development and marketing of healthcare products, emphasizing microbiota care, women's health, and orphan diseases. Biocodex's success is rooted in shared values, including the courage to innovate, collaboration, fairness in relationships, and caring for the ecosystem. With headquarters in France, the company operates through 17 subsidiaries and a network of long-term partners in more than 115 countries.
Overall, Biocodex's commitment to innovation, patient care, and global presence positions them as a leading multinational pharmaceutical company in providing healthcare solutions
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
1953
Company size
1001-5000 employees
Related Brands
Tags
Microbiota care
Women’s health
Orphan disease drugs
Probiotic yeast strain
Rare epilepsies
