BioGaia signs agreement with the largest pharmaceutical company in the Philippines for its probiotic chewable tablets


BioGaia signs agreement with the largest pharmaceutical company in the
Philippines for its probiotic chewable tablets

Today BioGaia signed a distribution agreement with United Laboratories
Incorporated, the largest pharmaceutical company in the Philippines, for its
probiotic chewable tablets. The tablets will be sold under the BioGaia brand and
the launch is planned to the first half of 2012.

United Laboratories has 6000 employees, the majority in the Philippines, but the
company also has business in another 10 Asian countries. The agreement only
concerns the Philippines, but BioGaia already has an agreement with United
Laboratories' subsidiary in China.

BioGaia's Probiotic chewable tablets are sold in 44 countries, in 23 of these
under the BioGaia brand.

- We are happy to partner with a science based company like BioGaia, says José
María Ochave, Senior Vice President at United Laboratories Incorporated.

- The Philippines has a population of around 90 million people and a growing
economy, which is why this market can be very interesting although the average
level of income is comparatively low. United Laboratories has several sales
forces that visit doctors, that is to say work in line with the successful
business model that we use around the world, says Peter Rothschild, President at
BioGaia.



For additional information please contact
Peter Rothschild, President, telephone: +46 8 555 293 00




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BioGaia has published this information in accordance with the Swedish Securities
Market Act. The information was issued for publication on 21 Month 2011, 14:00
am CET.

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