Otto Bock Asia Pacific Limited

About Ottobock

Since its founding in Berlin in 1919, Ottobock has pursued a vision: to improve the mobility of people with disabilities through innovative products. In doing so, the company equates quality with “Quality for life”: the quality of life enjoyed by the people who use Ottobock products every day. People at the centre, their individuality and requirements and needs with respect to functionality, quality as well as design form the basis for the company's enduring capability of innovation.

Ottobock Asia Pacific

With emergence of developing markets and China becoming a key player on both the commercial and political arena, the decision to lay foundations was taken in the mid 1990’s to establish and setup 100% owned subsidiaries of Ottobock. Today, Ottobock has 8 subsidiaries in Asia-Pacific, that are responsible for more than 20 countries in Asia Pacific. To accelerate the integration of products into the respective markets, Ottobock took the decision to establish Patient Care centres in those countries where current services were limited or where increased demand was required. Ottobock Asia Pacific has an office in Hong Kong that is responsible for Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan & the Philippines. With the exception of Macau which is in such close proximity to Hong Kong, we have established offices in the main cities.

Today Ottobock is well supported in these markets and continues to strive to meet the demands of the respective countries and furthermore continues in seeking opportunities to establish further roots in those markets which still do not command the presence required. In doing so, local needs, situations and aspirations are all taken into account to bring about an optimal solution for our customers and end users.

Finally, Ottobock continues to give back to the community, supporting various charities and projects that are consistent with our mission of restoring independence.

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