Team 2022 Campaign

Medytox launched the global social contribution campaign 'Team 2022' in 2018 with a total of 2,022 supporters, including employees and prominent members of society, and has been supporting rehabilitation treatment for equinus deformity caused by cerebral palsy for patients around the world.

In Mongolia, we signed a memorandum of understanding with the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences (MNUMS), helping about 1,340 pediatric cerebral palsy patients undergo rehabilitation treatment for equinus deformity. In 2025, the company continued its cross-border medical support by providing more than 450 vials to 250 patients. We also operated a fellowship program for about 150 local medical professionals, contributing to the improvement of local medical services.

In Korea, we signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Cerebral Palsy Welfare Association in 2018 and sponsored 250 vials of botulinum toxin products for a free treatment event for economically disadvantaged patients with equinus deformity.



*What is equinus deformity?

Equinus deformity, also known as toe-walking, is a condition in which muscle stiffness causes a person to walk on their toes. While a complete cure is currently difficult, rehabilitation treatment for normal gait is carried out by using botulinum toxin products to relax the patient's muscles.

Sseudam-sseudam Plogging Day

Medytox contributes to local communities through a campaign in which employees voluntarily participate in cleaning up the environment near its business sites.

In 2025, around 110 Medytox employees took part in a plogging event around the walking trail near Medytox Plants, collecting litter such as cigarette butts, plastic bottles, and tissues using plogging bags recycled from used banners, and sorting the waste for recycling, taking the lead in creating social value.

Gyeonggi-do Career Experience Program: Students Meet Companies

In 2023, Medytox signed memorandums of understanding with Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education and Gyeonggi Provincial Youth Training Center, and has been running the 'Gyeonggi-do Career Experience Program: Students Meet Companies' at its Gwanggyo R&D Center for local middle and high school students.

As of 2025, we have provided about 120 students with programs that are rarely available in the regular school curriculum, through lectures and mentoring by our researchers, contributing to closing the regional education gap by nurturing future talent.

Chungbuk Childcare Center Experiential Learning Program

We operate a hands-on experiential learning program for children from local childcare centers in Osong, Chungcheongbuk-do, utilizing facilities such as the pond and greenhouse garden at Medytox Plant II. Ranging from ecological experiences to recreational activities, these diverse programs allow us to actively practice mutual growth with the local community.

The program welcomed 240 children from 12 centers in 2024 and 180 children from 8 centers in 2025; as of June 2026, it has reached a cumulative total of over 490 children from 23 childcare centers, spreading warmth across the region.

Medytox Dream Screen

We produce and air public service advertisements carrying vital social messages—such as compliance with designated highway lanes, prevention of school violence, and the promotion of parental leave—on the digital billboard at our Global Business Center in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

In particular, we continue to cooperate with various public institutions and non-profit organizations, working to build an ecosystem where members of society can actively participate in creating social value.