Novartis AG 2007 AR2
The report details Novartis' financial and corporate citizenship performance for the fiscal year 2007, highlighting its transition to a company focused solely on healthcare through the divestments of Gerber and Medical Nutrition. Key achievements include reaching 66 million patients through access-to-medicine programs valued at USD 937 million, particularly delivering 66 million treatments of the antimalarial Coartem. Environmentally, the company made significant progress toward its voluntary Kyoto Protocol targets, improving energy efficiency by 9% compared to 2006. Additionally, Novartis established a new Corporate Integrity and Compliance Department to reinforce ethical business standards across its global operations.
Company: Novartis AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Switzerland
Year: 2007
Type: AR2
Pages: 260
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Novartis AG
Annual Report
The report details Novartis' financial and corporate citizenship performance for the fiscal year 2007, highlighting its transition to a company focused solely on healthcare through the divestments of Gerber and Medical Nutrition. Key achievements include reaching 66 million patients through access-to-medicine programs valued at USD 937 million, particularly delivering 66 million treatments of the antimalarial Coartem. Environmentally, the company made significant progress toward its voluntary Kyoto Protocol targets, improving energy efficiency by 9% compared to 2006. Additionally, Novartis established a new Corporate Integrity and Compliance Department to reinforce ethical business standards across its global operations.
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Report Year
2007
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2007 - Dec 31, 2007
Fiscal Year
2007
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
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