Roche Holding AG 2005 AR2
The report highlights Roche's strong financial and operational performance in 2005, with Group sales increasing by 19% in local currencies to over 35 billion Swiss francs, driven primarily by the Pharmaceuticals Division. The company demonstrated its commitment to corporate social responsibility by expanding Tamiflu production to meet global pandemic needs and providing generic HIV medicines technical expertise to Least Developed Countries at no cost. Roche was reselected for the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes and ranked second in the pharmaceutical industry category. Additionally, the Group reduced its energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, meeting its 2008 environmental targets ahead of schedule.
Company: Roche Holding AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Switzerland
Year: 2005
Type: AR2
Pages: 118
Roche Holding AG
The report highlights Roche's strong financial and operational performance in 2005, with Group sales increasing by 19% in local currencies to over 35 billion Swiss francs, driven primarily by the Pharmaceuticals Division. The company demonstrated its commitment to corporate social responsibility by expanding Tamiflu production to meet global pandemic needs and providing generic HIV medicines technical expertise to Least Developed Countries at no cost. Roche was reselected for the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes and ranked second in the pharmaceutical industry category. Additionally, the Group reduced its energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, meeting its 2008 environmental targets ahead of schedule.
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Document Details
Report Year
2005
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2005 - Dec 31, 2005
Fiscal Year
2005
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
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