Corporate profile
Since the beginning of 1988 Ox-Gallstone focuses its efforts on the export of Resources mainly used in the manufacture of Traditional Chinese medicine and modern medicine.
Throughout several years of experience, the company has developed a specific procedure:
- Ox-Gallstone works with a persistent customer base from all around the world, including China, Hongkong, Taiwan, Singapore, Korea and Japan. Ox-gallstone enters into an delivery agreement with these customers.
- The contracts of the austrian Ox-Gallstone company are carried out by the Russian subsidiary OOO Ox-Gallstone East, Omsk. The CEO of this company is also Elena Tennigkeit.
The undertaking of OOO Ox-Gallstone East, Omsk contracts encompasses:
- The purchase of products according to the contract specifications
- The appropriate packing fine tuned to the product
- Customs clearance
- Direct delivery into Asian countries or other requested destinations
Corporate History
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1988 The Ox-Gallstone Import/Export company was founded by father and son, Hilmar and Jörg Tennigkeit. The company has specialized itself in the Im- and Export of cow gallstones.
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1990 The company expands its operations towards the Russian market. Importing reindeer antlers. During the same year Ox-Gallstone establishes its first foreign representative in St.Petersburg, Russia.
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1991 Hilmar Tennigkeit’s, at the time, future wife Elena Fours joins the company
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1994 Jörg Tennigkeit resigns from the Company and opens his own company in the same Business branch.
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1997 Ox-Gallstone has been established as “Ox-Gallstone Company for medicinal resources and devices Ltd.” The companies CEOs are the married couple Hilmar & Elena Tennigkeit.
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2006 Since the passing away of previous company CEO Hilmar Tennigkeit in the February of 2006, Elena Tennigkeit is the leading and only CEO of Ox-Gallstone Company for medicinal resources and devices Ltd.
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2013 Establishment of the company Ox-Gallstone Ltd. in Vienna, Austria.
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2016 Finalization of the companies resettlement to Vienna, Austria through the closure of the Ox-Gallstone company in Germany.