We make tablets and inhalers. Our factory was designed in Europe, built by international teams, and runs entirely on solar power.
European engineers designed every room, every air system, every production line. Then international construction crews built it. The result is a pharmaceutical plant that meets EU and WHO standards from day one.
Cleanrooms, air handling, production layout — all designed by European pharma engineers.
Construction teams from multiple countries built the factory to international spec.
The entire facility runs on solar. No grid dependency. No carbon emissions.
Two production lines. Tablets and inhalers. Every batch tested before it leaves the building.
Tablets and capsules — granulated, compressed, and film-coated on European machinery. Tested against international pharmacopeia before release.
Metered-dose and dry powder inhalers, assembled in ISO Class 7 cleanrooms. For asthma and COPD patients across Iraq and the region.
HPLC, dissolution, stability, spectroscopy — nothing ships without passing our own lab first.
Raw materials in. Tested medicine out. Four stages, zero shortcuts.
Iraq gets over 300 days of sunlight a year. We put that to work. Our factory runs completely off-grid on solar, with battery backup for round-the-clock production.
No connection to the national grid. Fully independent.
Zero carbon from our energy. Zero compromise on the environment.
Battery banks keep production running through the night.
“People take our medicine and trust it will help them. That's not something we take lightly.”
That's why we built a factory that meets European standards in a country where most pharmaceutical infrastructure is decades old. It's why we test every single batch in our own labs. And it's why we power the whole thing with solar — because cutting corners on energy means cutting corners on everything.
Active ingredients and excipients from certified suppliers. Nothing uncertified enters the building.
Every incoming material gets tested — HPLC, IR spectroscopy — before it touches a production line.
Mixing, granulating, pressing — all done in controlled cleanroom environments.
Tablets get their protective film coat. Inhalers get filled and sealed.
One more round of testing — dissolution, stability, sterility. If a batch doesn't pass, it doesn't ship.
Packed, sealed, and shipped in temperature-controlled conditions across Iraq and the region.
Distributors, healthcare providers, potential partners — if you want to work with us, reach out.
Isen Pharma Plant, Iraq
info@isenpharma.com
+964 XXX XXX XXXX