The Promomed Group was established in 2005. It was planned, from the outset, that the company would be carrying out
clinical trials as well as exercising promotional marketing of pharmaceuticals made to order.{{cite web Still in 2017 and for the first time in Russia,
full-cycle production, from a strain variant to the finished product, of an
antibiotic substance,
Vancomycin, was developed and put in working order.{{cite web In 2018, the Company opened its Representative office in
Vietnam.{{cite web In 2020, Promomed Group obtained approval for production and marketing of
areplivir, a drug developed on the basis of
favipiravir molecule for the treatment of
COVID-19.{{cite web In February 2022,
Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation granted marketing authorisation, to Promomed, for Esperavir, a drug based on
molnupiravir and developed for the treatment of COVID-19.{{cite web In April 2022, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation approved yet another medication produced by Promomed, an anti-COVID drug, Skyvira.{{cite web In 2023, Promomed Group bought a controlling stake in pharmaceutical company Berakhim. In June 2023, at the time of the 26th
St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, an agreement between the
Government of Moscow and the Promomed Group was signed, respectively, by Vladislav Ovchinsky, Head of the Investments and Industries Policy Department of the Government of Moscow, and Petr Bely, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Promomed Group, on the establishment of a research centre at the
Pechatniki site and of a facility for manufacturing of biotechnological products at the Alabushevo site, of the Technopolis Moscow
Special Economic Zone (SEZ).{{cite web == Activities ==