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our commitments

Focus on three key therapeutic areas

We are a world leading pharmaceutical group in cardiometabolism and the treatment of venous diseases. In oncology, we aim at using precision medicine with a transformative clinical benefit for cancer patients lives. We are also involved in neurology.

According to Servier and Patient Advisory Councils we work with, Patient Engagement is “purposeful, timely collaboration where patients actively inform, shape, and co-create care, research, and innovation through ongoing dialogue that drives decisions, aligns with real needs, and builds lasting trust.”

We are listening.

You, patients across the world, are our guiding voices. We’ve embarked on a transformation, where you take a more active role in making decisions about your health. We aim to continue to evolve alongside you and mobilize the healthcare ecosystem in this direction. Why? You are the ones with the first-hand experience, the experts on how you live with your health condition.
Listening to your voices allows us to act with you and for you. We must be the ones moving with you.

We are acting with you.

By working with you, we will continue to leverage your insights to deliver therapeutic progress that genuinely meets your needs.​ At Servier, you are integral to every stage of the life cycle of our medicines, from the rarest therapeutic areas to the most common of diseases. You are a key stakeholder guiding the decisions we make together, either through our collaboration with small and large patient associations or through the creation of specialized patient advisory councils.​

Our goal is to engage in dialogue with patient experts like you and ready to develop new treatments and health solutions at each step of the patient journey.​

This mission is already in motion with:​

  • Who we are, what we do and how we do it​
  • The patient expertise we follow​
  • The energy that fuels us; the map and compass that guides us​
With 18 patients representing ten different pathologies, the Servier Saclay Research & Development Patient Board worked with our R&D teams to integrate patients’ views even more effectively into the research and development of new medicines.

We are committed to you​.

Your voices inspire our commitments. By 2030, we at Servier pledge to having:​

  • 100% of our therapeutic areas represented by Patient Advisory Councils ​
  • 100% of our clinical trial protocols be developed with patients​
  • 100% of our “Beyond the pill” solutions be developed with patients​

Thanks to our network of 13 production sites located throughout the world, we produce and distribute our medicines in accordance with the highest standards on quality, safety and reliability.

As a pharmaceutical Group deeply committed to health independence, we have always actively chosen to maintain significant production capacity in Europe. That is why we produce 96.1% of our active ingredients at our Oril Industrie facility in France, before distributing them to nine production sites for use in medicines prescribed in cardiology, neurology and diabetes.

96.1%

of our active ingredients produced at our Oril Industrie facility in France in 2024/2025.

By applying digital innovation across the entire value chain, we continue to enhance our ability to meet patient demand.

Combating counterfeit medicine

Counterfeit medicines represent a serious risk to public health and a danger to patients, as there can be a lack of active ingredients, incorrect dosage, impurities and toxic substances.

The WHO estimates that 10% of medicines distributed in developing countries are of substandard quality or are counterfeit. Counterfeit medicine therefore represents a major cause of inequalities in treatment. 

We have been working for several decades to counter the scourge of counterfeit medicines. 

As a member of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), we promote prevention, training and medicine traceability. 

In addition, our specialist teams are involved in developing innovative technology, such as electronic and near infrared product labeling which serve to analyze suspicious boxes of medicines found throughout the world.  More generally, our generic medicines help combat the problem posed by falsified medicines; as generics are less expensive than brand-name medicines, they help drive counterfeit drugs off the market.

Learn more about our commitment and actions to fight against counterfeiting.

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