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Emminence Group Expands Health-Tech Business Amid Strong Growth

Emminence Group is expanding its health-tech operations to become a comprehensive solution partner for affordable healthcare innovation across Thailand, operating four business divisions in dental, medical, healthcare, and industrial sector

Emminence Group Expands Health-Tech Business Amid Strong Growth
24 Jul Khaosod

Emminence Group, led by CEO Suchanan Achariyasucha, is expanding its health-tech business to meet surging demand for healthcare innovation. For over 55 years, the company has operated under the philosophy 'The Promise of Health,' dedicated to delivering quality health innovations from around the world to Thai consumers. Rather than positioning itself solely as a distributor, Emminence now aims to be a comprehensive solution partner, leveraging industry expertise to bring affordable, equitable access to global health innovations. As the company enters its 55th year, it commits to operating with integrity and social responsibility under the 'Wellbeing For All' concept, ensuring sustainable health security for all Thai citizens.

Emminence operates across four main business groups: (1) Dental—offering complete solutions including NSK drills, Micromotor surgical handpieces, Zumax microscopes, BlancOne whitening products from Italy, and oral care goods; (2) Medical—providing blood bank supplies, nursing products, and laboratory equipment including JMS blood bags from Japan and KW blood storage units from Italy; (3) Healthcare—featuring oral care and home health products including FURANO (own brand) cleaning tablets, Dentalpro toothbrushes from Japan (ranking first in Japanese interdental brush market share), Prosper health devices, Citizen blood pressure monitors, and HONORE support braces; and (4) Industrial—supplying pharmaceutical machinery including JCMCO tablet presses used globally and CVC counting and packaging systems. In 2026, the company plans to launch an additional new business division.

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Police Bust Illegal Factory, Seize 200,000 Counterfeit Coffee and Cocoa Units

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National

News Website Isaan Poll Names Top Figures, Anutin Ranks Fourth

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Police

Retired Dentist Loses 20 Million Baht to Ex-Employee Scam

A retired 65-year-old dentist in Pathum Thani lost over 20 million baht to a former female employee who gained his trust by befriending him and his daughters, then fraudulently convinced him to invest in a fake durian business and obtained

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National

Thailand Raises GDP Growth Target to 2.5%

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National

Officials Share Cyber Crime Lessons, AI-Era Threats

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National

Chiang Mai Temple's Women Ban Ignites Global Equality Row

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National

Gas Station Owner Pleads for Aid, One Year After Rocket Strike

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Police

Man Dies in Bicycle Crash on First Day of Work

A 66-year-old man died in a bicycle crash on his first day of work in Trat Province when his improvised brakes failed on a steep downhill slope. The accident left his elderly grandmother without support, forcing his grandson to take over fa

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National

Thai Badminton Pair Bass-Fame Reaches China Open Semifinals

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Police

Thailand Returns 67 Online Gambling Admins Deported by Laos

Thailand received 67 nationals deported by Laos on July 24 after they operated illegal online gambling sites from Vientiane; they face penalties under immigration and labor laws.

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