Red Herring Asia Top 100 Enterprises 2009 award for Sundia MediTech

Sundia MediTech Company, a leading pharmaceutical R&D outsourcing service company in China, is proud to announce that the company received the Red Herring Asia Top 100 Enterprises 2009 award, an award given to the top 100 private technology companies in the Asia Pacific region.

Red Herring selects the Technology Fast 100 list every year for various regions, such as North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, to recognize the technology companies which meet the requirements of cutting-edge technology and outstanding business models. "It has been a challenging and revealing year for most companies across the globe, yet we received a very impressive list of nominations from Asia Pacific," said Alex Vieux, CEO of Red Herring. "Companies that believe in constant innovation and consistent strategy, investing in people and technology, managed to overcome these difficult times and Sundia Meditech is one of them. They will certainly thrive in the marketplace and become a formidable force in the future. "

"We are pleased to know that Sundia received such a prestigious award for its outstanding performance in a turbulent year with the global financial and economic crises. This award reflects the high quality of Sundia's services and its successful business models," Commented Ms. Cathy Yen, General Manager of AsiaVest Partners' Shanghai branch. "We made the right decision to invest in Sundia two years ago, and I am sure Sundia will emerge as one of the market leaders in the upcoming year."

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