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About Shalina Healthcare:
Shalina Healthcare is one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in sub-Saharan Africa. For the last 40 years we have made it our mission to provide quality medicines to those who need it the most. We manufacture and distribute branded prescription and over-the-counter pharmaceutical and consumer products, across a broad range of therapeutic groups, including anti-malarial, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and nutrition. We have a track record few can match and our brands are among the most trusted in Africa.
We are proud of our history and have big ambitions for the future. Our vision for 2030 is to be the health champion of Sub-Saharan Africa. To achieve this, we are looking for the right people to join us and create a lasting impact not just within our company but on the communities we serve.
Everyone in our company has a crucial role to play, and we are looking for people who identify with our Core Values and are as passionate about our Mission as we are.
The Global Supply Organization is a multi-continental Function that comprises of the entire Value Chain from product conceptualization to delivery to the commercial front. Within the Global Supply Organization are included, Research & Development, Project Management, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain Management and Logistics.
Role: Associate Manager – Demand Planning
Designation Associate Manager
Base location: Pawane, Navi Mumbai
Reporting To: DGM - Demand Planning
What you become a part of:
A dynamic and data-driven supply planning and demand forecasting function, contributing to critical business decisions across multiple markets including NIM, Angola SOAP, FMCL, Ghana Manufacturing, India, and China. You will play a key role in improving inventory management, forecast accuracy, and product availability by leveraging analytical tools and cross-functional coordination.
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Job ID: 148874583
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