SANTO's production facilities are equipped with unique latest generation equipment by international manufacturers and correspond to the international level of automation and integration of production processes. All medicines are manufactured according to GMP standards.
SANTO adheres to the highest ethical standards, adheres to the principle of conducting business with honesty and integrity, avoiding corruption in any form and complying with applicable anti-corruption laws
GMP certificate for the Production of oral liquid medicines
GMP Certificate for Aseptic Scattering of cephalosporin Group
Antibiotic Powders
GMP certificate for Aseptic scattering of powders of
antibiotics of the beta-lactam group (carbapenems),
aminoglycosides and polypiptide antibiotics
GDP certificate for a Pharmacy warehouse
GMP certificate for the Production of parenteral and oral
liquid medicines
GMP certificate for the Production of solid oral medicines
Do you have any questions?
In this section you can find answers to the most frequently asked
questions.
Are there any open vacancies in your company? Where can I see
vacancies? Where can I send my resume?
Our vacancies are posted in the Career section by the link
https://santo.kz/career/. Applicants can send their resumes to
our e-mail.
Where do you locate?
SANTO's offices operate in Almaty and Nur-Sultan. Official
representative offices are opened in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
(Bishkek and Tashkent, respectively). Medical representatives
work in all major cities of Kazakhstan. The SANTO plant is
located in Shymkent.
Where can I send my proposal for cooperation?
Kindly send commercial offers and appeals to our e-mail:
santo@santo.kz.
How can you contact us?
All current contact details are given in the Contacts section
by the link https://santo.kz/contact/. In Almaty, you can
contact us by phone +7 (727) 312 18 33 and in Shymkent - by
phone +7 (725) 261 01 40 (reception) and +7 (725) 261 01 42
(office) or by e-mail: santo@santo.kz
What medicines do you produce?
The SANTO plant manufactures essential medicines that are
classified as vital ones by the World Health Organization.
These are antibiotics, cardiac drugs, medicines for the
treatment of acute conditions, diseases of the respiratory
system, medicines for the treatment of gastrointestinal,
neurological and psychiatric diseases, as well as products for
symptomatic treatment, and much more. There are also
specialized medicines for more specific severe diseases, for
example, in patients undergoing hemodialysis.