Opodo Corporation
Opodo Corporation commonly known as Opodo is a Daxian multinational pharmaceutical and chemicals company. Opodo's operations are focused on the Audonian markets where it is the dominant player of the sector, it operates in other continents through subsidiaries. Founded in 1985 by Abi Ancheng and renowned microbiologist Ming Pak, a leading scientist in Daxia's secret chemical weapons program. Opodo is headquartered in the city of Touxian with secondary locations and manufacturing facilities in the cities of Khov and Pianqu. In 2025 Opodo acquired the Caphirian based Parasol Pharmaceuticals. Opodo is the largest producer in the world of the drug Captagon.
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 Opodo headquarters in Touxian | |
| Company type | Private |
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| Founded | 1985 in Touxian |
| Founders | Abi Ancheng Ming Pak |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Kesou Ancheng, CEO Chuanwei Yaopin, CFO |
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| Revenue | (2030) |
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| Total assets | (2030) |
Number of employees | 26,400 (2030) |
| Subsidiaries | Parasol Pharmaceuticals |
| Website | www.opodo.dx |
History
Opodo began in 1985 as a partnership between investment banker Abi Ancheng and microbiologist Ming Pak. Amid the government push to divest itself of loss making state companies, Ancheng was able to snap up a bankrupt state company named Pigoid that specialized in asthma medications. Ancheng's plan was to use Pigoid's existing infrastructure and intellectual resources, his capital and the opening up of the pharmaceutical sector to slingshot the company to profitability. He renamed the company to Opodo and recruited the father of the Daxian chemical weapons program, Ming Pak, as a partner and to run the production side of the company. Over the next five years the company carved itself a niche in the asthma medication sector, but Ming Pak had a different notion for the company. Using components found in asthma medication such as Theophylline mixed with amphetamines, he synthetized a completely different substance; the drug Opdo would market as Captagon.