About us
Operating in over 2.066 Brazilian cities, with propagandists working in 1.638 of these locations, Hebron also has business, economic and institutional relationships with the USA, Mexico, Cuba, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Colombia, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa, Portugal and Austria. With 40 products being traded, the performance of Hebron extends to the specialties of Pediatrics, Internal Medicine and Gynecology.
The constant search for valuing research and the biodiversity in the production of its medicines ensures the ongoing partnership with universities spread throughout the four corners of the country, such as the Federal Universities of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Pernambuco, Alagoas, Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte and Paraíba, and with the Federal Universities of São Paulo (USP), Campinas (UNICAMP) and Pernambuco (UPE).
Outside Brazil, Hebron develops projects in England, maintains a close relationship with the University of Pharmacy of Porto (Portugal) and once maintained contact with one of the largest research centers in the phytochemical world in Lausanne (Switzerland). Currently, one of its medicines is being subject to preliminary tests in the New York Hospital. The commitment to development and improvement of the Hebron’s products and services quality is managed by a strict Quality Policy adopted in all sectors. The actions involve from the standardization of processes to the commitment and training of the collaborators.
Activities
Development of analytical processes, clinical, biological, chemical and phytotherapy research, production of raw materials, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and functional foods.
Mission.
To research, develop, produce, promote and market products for the health and well-being.
Vision.
Be among the 15 largest national pharmaceutical industries by 2030.
Values.
Ethics, professionalism, employee appreciation, Christian behavior, harmony and cohesion.
Our history
Moved by the dream of having an industry that produces drugs from domestic raw materials extracted from the nature, and with the support and scientific and technological expertise of the most important Brazilian universities and research institutes, Josimar Henrique da Silva, from the state of Pernambuco, in Brazil, opened the pharmaceutical company Hebron in the city of Caruaru – PE, in January 1990.
After more than 10 years of experience in the commercial and laboratory administration areas, Josimar decided to open a small drug wholesale. At the same time, with the business profit, he started to build his own laboratory, having eventually the help of the Northeast Development Authority (SUDENE) for the completion of his project. The construction started in June 1985 and took four years, after which Hebron was born. At that time, the country had a significant pharmaceutical industrial park, but the technology and research centers were restricted to the academic world.
Believing in the potential of Brazilian
researchers and scientists, and investing in research in Fine Chemicals,
Phytotherapy and Biotechnology, Hebron took the lead, and nowadays produces
high quality medicines in various medical specialties.
Believing in Brazil is good for your health
Focusing on education and citizenship is a means of ensuring a more just society, with dignity to believe in its own potential. Aware of our responsibility, we have stablished partnerships, keeping many charities afloat working to improve life quality of groups and communities around the country.
Certo
Certo is an institution that helps people with
congenital physical disability or caused by accident.
These NGO actions help the daily lives of
people with special needs, providing better quality of life and integrating
them into society with autonomy and dignity.
Amanajé project
This
project helps the Amazon Indians with education projects in the mother tongue of
several ethnic groups. The organization also works on the development of
programs for the appreciation of indigenous culture, fostering crafts and other
activities. A hospital boat provides medical and dental care to the local
population, which has no access to this type of service.
Aurora Project
The Aurora Project encourages the entrepreneurship and protagonism of children, adolescents and young people from socially vulnerable communities through basketball, leisure, events and official competitions. Thus presenting them to different paths choices away from marginalization, exclusion and risk situations.