Horiba Medical

HORIBA Medical
HORIBA Medical
Formerly called
 HORIBA ABX SAS
Fate Acquired (in 1996)
Founded Montpellier, France (1983)
Products In vitro diagnostic instruments
Parent Horiba

The HORIBA Group, headquartered in Japan, was founded in Kyoto in 1945 by Masao Horiba. The company is divided in five different segments: automotive, process & environmental, semi-conductor, scientific and medical. The Group is producing for public and private sectors, from fundamental research to industrial development and production via the management of environmental impact.
The HORIBA Medical segment, formerly known as ABX Company, is specialized as designer and manufacturer of medical instruments and reagents for in vitro diagnostics industry.

HORIBA Group

Sectors

HORIBA is a group involved in measurement technology for more than 50 years now. The HORIBA Group is diversified in 5 different sectors: automotive, environmental, medical, semiconductor and scientific fields.

5 Activity Sectors

Key figures

The head office of the parent company is located at 2 Miyanohigashi, Kisshoin, Minami-ku, Kyoto, 601-8510, Japan. This Group was founded the 17th of October 1945, his capital is about 12.0 billion yen and his fiscal closing date is on December 31. The CEO is Atsushi Horiba[1] and 5787 employees are managed throughout 38 companies.

Localization

The HORIBA Group is internationally present and produces over the five continents.

Global Presence

HORIBA Medical

Key figures

HORIBA Medical annually produces 7,500 instruments and 10,000 tons of reagents. There are over 1,000 employees across the different sites.[2] This segment is composed of 5 production centers, 2 R&D centers. There are 100 distributors, 14 direct/local operations and around 30,000 laboratories supplied worldwide and sales of €207 million in 2013.[3]

Total IVD Market 2014
Installed bases

Products

The HORIBA Medical Segment designs, develops and distributes worldwide in vitro diagnostic systems mainly destined for biological analysis in a medical laboratory. These automated analyzers are designed for various users including patients, doctors, private laboratories, clinics and university hospitals.

Nowadays, the company has widened its range via two new sectors: clinical chemistry and point-of-care testing.

Hematology Analyzers & Peripherals

Sat 5000

Clinical chemistry Analyzers

References

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External links

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