Our Brands and Business Divisions
The Klosterfrau Group is a diverse health and well-being enterprise with deep roots and a broad portfolio. We are more than just a pharmaceutical company. Our expertise spans multiple sectors, from consumer healthcare and medical to contract manufacturing and cosmetics. We maintain a strong international presence through our own subsidiaries and trusted partners. Explore the diversity of our business divisions, discover our national and international locations, and meet the people and companies that comprise the Klosterfrau family.
All This Is Part of the Klosterfrau Group
It all began with Maria Clementine Martin, also known as "Klosterfrau," who founded a company for the production of herbal remedies in Cologne in 1826. With her extensive knowledge of the healing power of plants, she established a heritage company that has evolved continuously for 200 years. Today, we employ over 1,500 people and produce more than 220 different products.
The Klosterfrau Group is committed to the highest quality standards combined with the latest scientific expertise. This philosophy drives the creation of innovative products, many of which have become leaders in their respective segments.
Become Part of the Klosterfrau Group
The Klosterfrau Group offers a wide range of career opportunities, from research and development to production, marketing, and sales. We are always looking for new talent.
International market leader in urology: FARCO
Company building Klosterfrau Berlin
Klosterfrau Group in Cologne (Headquarter)
Reception desk Melisana Belgium
Maria Galland Cosmetics
This Is Who We Are
The Klosterfrau Group is one of Germany's most renowned pharmaceutical companies and has a 200-year history. Discover our origins and who we are today.
Klosterfrau Award
With the Klosterfrau Award, which exists since 2001, the Klosterfrau Group underlines its commitment to excellence in research. At the same time, the award recognises and motivates the next generation of dedicated scientists who are committed to improving the quality of life of children with respiratory diseases.