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Opham is the pharmaceutical products wholesaler in Madagascar. Opham distributes more than 4,500 specialty and generic products to pharmacies and hospitals in the country.

Socolait is a dairy product manufacturer in Madagascar. ‘Socolait’ is a heritage brand name in the country and has been present for decades. The company is specialized in the production of sweetened condensed milk, baby and infant powder (FARILAC), milk powder, and fresh dairy products, such as yogurts and cheeses, and snack products.

Madagascar Litchis Export (MLE) is a litchi export businesses located the port of Toamasina. Its activities consist of buying litchi fruit from collectors, processing the fruit, which includes the steps of calibration, selection, sulphurization, and finally packaging the fruit for export to European markets. During the harvest season, which lasts one month, MLE employs over 1,600 people and reaches a daily processing capacity of about 200 tons. MLE is Global GAP certified.

Newpack SA designs and manufactures corrugated cardboards. It provides regular slotted cartons, trays, top and bottom boxes, pizza and cake boxes, shelf ready packaging, waterproof and cold-proof waxed coated boxes, tailor-made boxes, single sided rolls, and glossy-finish cardboards. The company offers products for farming-food, fruits and vegetables, fresh products and beverage, textile products, soaps, and household products. It serves clients in Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Africa, Reunion Island, and the Comoros Islands. The company was founded in 1989 and is based in Antanananarivo, Madagascar. It has additional offices in Antsiranana, Madagascar and Pamplemousses, Mauritius.

Orange Madagascar, based in Antananarivo, is a prominent provider of wireless telecommunications services in Madagascar. Founded in 1998 and formerly known as Societe Malgache de Mobiles, the company adopted its current name in 2003. As a subsidiary of Orange S.A., Orange Madagascar has established itself as the market leader in mobile telecommunications, boasting over 2 million subscribers and holding a 60% share of the market from 2005 to 2010. The company offers a range of services, including cellular and internet connectivity for both individual and corporate customers, utilizing modern 2.5G, 3G, and 4G networks. Additionally, Orange Madagascar has developed an undersea cable to enhance global connectivity, ensuring reliable communication for its users.