Laboratoire Tilman has acquired Promogen
The shareholders of Promogen have sold the company to Laboratoire Tilman.
Founded in 1956, Laboratoire Tilman is a Belgium pharmaceutical laboratory specialized in the development, production and marketing of phytotherapy products and is the leader in the field of medicinal plants in Belgium. The company offers a range of more than 100 natural herbal solutions sold in over 30 countries, including best-selling products such as Flexofytol, Sedistress and Antimetil.
Founded in 2012, Promogen is an external independent French pharmaceutical network that promotes, sells and distributes a diverse portfolio, which includes medicines, medical devices, food supplements and cosmetics, through four brands, in the rheumatology, well-being, dermo-cosmetics, wound healing and fertility therapeutic areas. Promogen distributes its products to over 9,000 pharmacies and drugstores in France, through an in-house sales force of approximately 40 representatives.
Oaklins’ team in France acted as advisor to the shareholders of Laboratoire Tilman in this transaction.


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