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Solvent
Founded by Martin Moravec and Radek Gralick in 1992, Pk Solvent is a distributor and seller of drugstore products. It’s headquarters is based in Sestajovice, Czech Republic. The firm conducts its business activities in the Czech and Slovak market.
Solvent’s business operations are as follows:
- Teta drogerie: A network of over 500 drugstores.
- Teta lekarna: A modern pharmacy.
- Top drogerie: A classic drugstore with more than 220 stores across the Czech Republic.
- Solvent: Production of private labels and comprehensive services are offered to retailers.
- Apotek: An online pharmacy.
- Sleky.cz: An online pharmacy with more than 400 dispensing points in Teta drugstores.
In Czech Republic, the company does not only operate stores but also a traditional market for wholesale purposes with 4,500 active customers.
Additionally, the enterprise decided to expand its business by indulging in e-commerce activities in January 2018.
Solvent achieves an annual turnover of € 3.1 billion and employs more than 3,000 people.
The company gained recognition through Mastercard Trader of the year by winning the title “Dealer of the year” in 2016.
The enterprise provides a broad assortment of dry goods of around 12,000 items at an affordable price.
Own brands are produced for an independent market, beneficial to retailers and consumers. In order to meet the needs of each customer, the firm provides attractive and unique offers of products hence the customers have the opportunity to choose the most satisfactory ones for them. The firm’s own brands are as follows (non-exhaustive list):
- Ellie: A range of high quality skin cosmetics for women.
- Helios Herb: A line of sun cosmetics.
- 4 Ward: A range of cosmetics for men.
- Happy Mimi: A range of baby products.
Pertaining to its logistics solutions, the retailer operates its own distribution centre in Olomouc.
The company’s online platform can be accessed on: https://www.sleky.cz/
Headquarters
, Czechia
Phone number
Facts and figures
500 to 999
Stores worldwide
Turnover
Global workforce