"AB City" is the parent company of two commercially and socially significant joint stock companies: AS "Repharm" and AS "Olpha". The conglomerate includes healthcare, pharmaceutical retail and wholesale, production companies and laboratory test service providers operating in the Baltic region with a total annual turnover of over EUR 500 million.
People and health are the focus for the businesses and brands represented by "AB City", producing medicines at "Olpha", providing services at "Mēness aptieka pharmacies", "Veselības centru apvienība" medical institutions, branches of "Centrālā laboratorija", the wholesaler "Recipe Plus" as well as plant-based medicines at "Rīgas Farmaceitiskā fabrika".

"AB City" group companies actively participate in supporting areas important to society and the economy, contributing to education, science, sports, culture, and healthcare. We donate and promote initiatives that improve mental health support, increase accessibility of services for patients, foster an active and healthy lifestyle, and enhance the qualifications of doctors and pharmacists. "AB City" companies have also created a special support program for teachers, awarding scholarships to new or aspiring teachers of chemistry, biology, and mathematics. We also pay special attention to supporting Ukraine. In recent years, "AB City" group companies have provided support through donations totaling more than 8.3 million euros, not including other forms of support.
We invest in society, building a sustainable and healthy future!
We believe that affordable health care means healthier society and happier people.
“Klīnika EGV” has received the “Investment in Latvia’s human capital” special award within the TOP 500+ ranking of Latvia`s strongest companies
The informative campaign "How much is too much?" raises awareness about type 2 diabetes prevention.
At the end of November, Centrālā laboratorija, Veselības centru apvienība, and Mēness aptieka, in collaboration with Delfi TV, are launching a new programme dedicated to health and medicine - “Practically healthy”.