Nuvita İlaç, Manufacturing Arm of Orzax, Climbs the Ranks in Turkey R&D 500

Nuvita İlaç, the strategic manufacturing operations base for Orzax, climbed 17 spots to 231st place among Turkey's highest R&D-spending companies in the Turkey R&D 500 Survey. Increasing its R&D expenditure by 53.8% to TL 84.8 million, the company also rose to 41st place nationwide with 49 active R&D projects.

Operating as the manufacturing center of healthcare brand Orzax, Nuvita İlaç achieved measurable gains in the 2025 edition of the Turkey R&D 500 Survey, conducted annually by the business publication Turkishtime. Compiled from public disclosures, Ministry-accredited R&D centers, and leading exporter metrics, the survey benchmarks corporate innovation capital across the country.

53.8% Growth in R&D Expenditure to TL 84.8 Million

Key operational metrics regarding Nuvita İlaç’s research and project footprint include:

  • Expenditure Rankings: Advanced 17 positions year-on-year from 248th to 231st place, securing its position among Turkey’s top 250 investing enterprises.

  • Investment Volume: Annual R&D expenditures grew by 53.8%, reaching TL 84.8 million.

  • Project Volume Expansion: The number of active research projects increased from 38 to 49—a 28.9% rise. This elevated the company 24 places from 65th to 41st position nationwide, entering the top 50 corporate leaders in total project volume.

Statement from R&D Manager Akif Emre Kavak

Akif Emre Kavak, R&D Manager at Nuvita İlaç, stated:

We regard R&D as an essential pillar of our sustainable growth and high-value manufacturing vision. By combining scientific knowledge with our production competencies, our projects contribute both to our industry's advancement and the national R&D ecosystem. Through innovative programs run at our R&D center, we introduce new product and manufacturing solutions while deepening capabilities in strategic raw materials. Looking ahead, we will continue investing in science and innovation to deliver high-value solutions that support human health.

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