What we do
We take a product from a factory anywhere in the world and make it available, registered and stocked, in Saudi Arabia. Four steps, one licence, one accountable name — sourcing, SFDA registration, licensed storage and delivery, and our own brand where the market leaves a gap.
Step one
Exclusive and selective agreements with qualified manufacturers worldwide and inside the Kingdom.
We sign where we can hold the whole route. A manufacturer that appoints us is not handing a product to a broker who will pass it on again — the same company that signs the agreement files the dossier, stores the stock and delivers the box. That is the only arrangement we are willing to be judged on.
Ten manufacturers hold agreements with us today, across the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, the GCC and inside the Kingdom.
The full regulatory desk — CTD and eCTD guidance, labelling and artwork, renewals, pharmacovigilance obligations — is set out further down this page.
Step two
The SFDA route owned end to end — classification, dossier localisation, filing, listing.
Registration is where most market-entry plans lose a year. It loses that year in the handover: a consultant writes the strategy, an agent files it, and nobody owns the date. We removed the handover. Regulatory affairs sit inside this company, on salary, in the same building as the people who will stock the product once it is approved.
Step three
Licensed, GDP-aligned storage and validated cold chain to every region, on our own fleet.
One licensed warehouse in Dammam. Not five depots, not a network of subcontractors. Every consignment in the Kingdom leaves from a place we licensed, staffed and temperature-mapped ourselves — which is why the delivery date we give you is the one you get.
The fleet is ours as well, including validated cold-chain vehicles. Impact is not a report at the end of the year. It is a box that arrives on the date we gave you, at the temperature it was meant to arrive at.
On-time delivery against institutional KPI
Cold chain validated end to end
Administrative regions within delivery scope
Owned vehicles, including validated cold chain
Immune C · Immune Plus · Daily Defense
Energy B12 · B-Complex · Sunshine D3 · Immune Zinc · Iron + Folate · Sleep · Calm
Hydra Plus · Seminova · Ovabloom
Step four
Our own registered brand, THERAVÉ®, wherever the market leaves a gap.
Fifteen SKUs developed for the Saudi market and manufactured in Saudi Arabia to our specification — Halal certified, SFDA registered, and distributed through the same licensed warehouse and fleet as everything else we move.
When the world does not make it, we do.
Who we serve
The argument does. Five audiences, five different reasons to sign the same contract.
Framework agreements and marketplace orders supplied with the documentation each line requires — fast replenishment, rare and specialised lines, and a named person who answers the phone. Detail below in governmental operations.
One named account owner, contract-grade documentation, validated cold chain and planned replenishment. The institution buys a schedule, not a shipment.
Medicines, medical devices, supplements and health products on a single purchase order, a single invoice and one delivery schedule — from a warehouse we run ourselves.
A registered portfolio, GDP-aligned storage and batch traceability — plus THERAVÉ®, our own consumer-health range made in Saudi Arabia. Delivery from the day the award is signed.
SFDA registration owned end to end, a written launch plan, and nationwide distribution under one licence. One contract replaces the consultant, the agent, the warehouse and the fleet.
One call reaches the person who owns the answer.
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It is a discipline of its own: framework terms, tender documentation, batch traceability, and delivery dates that hold across thirteen administrative regions. We built a desk for it.
We supply against NUPCO framework agreements and fulfil marketplace orders line by line, with the certificates, batch data and delivery evidence each one requires.
MOH supply programmes reach facilities in every part of the Kingdom. One warehouse and one fleet serve all of them, which is what keeps the schedule honest.
Supply into Ministry of Defense medical services, under the documentation and traceability standards those contracts set.
Supply to National Guard Health Affairs facilities, alongside the Ministry of Interior medical services and the Kingdom's major referral centres.
More than forty hospitals and medical cities are served directly, including King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre and Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare, alongside private hospital groups, polyclinics and chain and community pharmacies. The pharmacy department gets the same named contact as the procurement department.
Classification, registration status, certificates of origin and conformity, pricing submissions and the delivery schedule are assembled by the same team that will be held to the award. Tender responses do not travel between three companies before they are submitted.
Ask for any of it to be evidenced — the licence, the temperature record, the KPI, the batch trace.
SFDA regulatory support
They sit inside this company, on salary, next to the people who will stock the product once it is approved.
The team that files a dossier is the team
that answers for the timeline.
Reporting an adverse event or a product complaint?
Our pharmacovigilance page carries the reporting route and what we need from you.
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One route in.
One name accountable.
If you manufacture a product that belongs in this market, we provide the full route: regulatory strategy and SFDA registration through to nationwide sales, marketing and distribution — under one accountable name.
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