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McKesson operates with the highest ethical standards, building trust with customers and patients through transparency, accountability, and doing what is right even when difficult. The company's values foundation I²CARE places Integrity first, reflecting its critical importance to the business and its reputation as a trusted healthcare partner.

Integrity

McKesson strives to create and maintain an inclusive culture where everyone feels comfortable bringing their authentic self to work each day. With 11 Employee Resource Groups across North America and recognition as a Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion and Best Company for Multicultural Women, the company actively fosters belonging and celebrates diversity.

Inclusion

Placing customers and patients at the center of every decision, McKesson delivers pharmaceutical products and services safely, reliably, and on time through a vast physical infrastructure and digitally connected distribution network. The company's customer-first orientation drives continuous improvement and innovation.

Customer-First

McKesson holds itself accountable to customers, partners, employees, and shareholders by executing with discipline, measuring performance rigorously, and taking ownership of results. This accountability extends to quality standards, regulatory compliance, and financial commitments.

Accountability

The company pursues operational excellence across all dimensions of the business, from supply chain efficiency and technology innovation to employee development and customer service. McKesson's ILEAD leadership framework—Inspire, Leverage, Execute, Advance, and Develop—brings out the best in employees and drives superior outcomes.

Excellence

McKesson Corporation is the largest pharmaceutical distributor in North America and the ninth-largest company by revenue in the United States, delivering one-third of all pharmaceutical products used or consumed in North America. With $359.1 billion in fiscal 2025 revenue, McKesson provides pharmaceutical distribution, medical supplies, health information technology, and care management tools to healthcare providers across the continuum of care.

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McKesson Corporation is an American publicly traded company that distributes pharmaceuticals and provides health information technology, medical supplies, and health management tools. The company delivers a third of all pharmaceutical products used or consumed in North America and employs over 80,000 employees. With $308.9 billion in 2024 revenue, it is the ninth-largest company by revenue in the United States and the nation's largest health care company. The company is headquartered in Irving, Texas. It is a component of the S&P 500 and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, where it is traded under the ticker symbol "MCK". McKesson provides extensive network of infrastructure for the healthcare industry and was an early adopter of technologies, including barcode scanning for distribution, pharmacy robotics, and RFID tags. The company has been named in a federal lawsuit for profiting from the opioid epidemic in the United States.

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McKesson's largest business segment delivers wholesale drug distribution services across the United States and Canada to retail and community pharmacies, health systems, and institutional healthcare providers. The company distributes branded, generic, and specialty pharmaceuticals safely and reliably through a vast physical infrastructure and digitally connected distribution network spanning North America.

North American Pharmaceutical Distribution

As the #1 distributor of oncology, rheumatology, and gastroenterology products and #2 distributor of ophthalmology and neurology products, McKesson provides end-to-end specialty pharmaceutical distribution services ensuring complex, high-cost therapies reach patients who depend on them. The company is the second-largest specialty drug distributor in the nation.

Specialty Drug Distribution

McKesson provides comprehensive practice management, technology solutions, clinical trial support, and group purchasing services to community-based oncology practices. Practices in The US Oncology Network treat over 15% of all new cancer patients annually, with 700+ clinical trials actively enrolling patients through SCRI (Sarah Cannon Research Institute).

Oncology Practice Management & The US Oncology Network

McKesson distributes medical-surgical supplies, pharmaceuticals, laboratory equipment and supplies to non-acute care settings including physician offices, surgery centers, long-term care providers, laboratories, home health and hospice agencies, health systems, government facilities, and online marketplaces. The company announced plans to separate this segment into an independent company in May 2025.

Medical-Surgical Solutions

InspiroGene by McKesson partners with biopharma companies to solve the complexities of commercializing cell and gene therapy, combining deep expertise, tailored logistics, and comprehensive understanding of every patient and product journey to enable successful advanced therapy commercialization.

InspiroGene Cell & Gene Therapy Solutions

McKesson provides health IT solutions including electronic health records, practice management systems, revenue cycle management, population health analytics, and clinical decision support tools to healthcare providers, payers, and life sciences companies, driving efficiency and improved outcomes through technology.

Health Information Technology

McKesson offers pharmacy technology platforms, pharmacy automation systems, medication adherence programs, and prescription management solutions that help retail and institutional pharmacies optimize operations, reduce errors, improve patient safety, and enhance medication therapy management.

Prescription Technology Solutions

McKesson announced fiscal year 2025 results with consolidated revenues of $359.1 billion, a 16% increase year-over-year, and adjusted earnings per diluted share of $33.05, up 20%. The company generated cash from operations of $6.1 billion and free cash flow of $5.2 billion, demonstrating strong operational execution and financial performance.

McKesson Reports Record Fiscal 2025 Results with 16% Revenue Growth to $359.1 Billion

McKesson announced its intention to separate the Medical-Surgical Solutions segment into an independent, publicly traded company, allowing each business to pursue focused growth strategies. The separation is expected to unlock value for shareholders while enabling both companies to optimize capital allocation and strategic priorities.

McKesson Announces Intent to Separate Medical-Surgical Solutions into Independent Company

McKesson completed the acquisition of an approximate 70% controlling interest in Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute's Core Ventures for about $2.49 billion. The acquisition significantly expands McKesson's oncology platform, adding one of the nation's largest community-based oncology networks to the company's Oncology and Multispecialty segment.

McKesson Completes Acquisition of Core Ventures for $2.49 Billion

McKesson completed the acquisition of an 80% controlling interest in PRISM Vision Holdings, LLC, a premier provider of general ophthalmology and retina management services, for approximately $850 million. The transaction advances McKesson's specialty healthcare leadership and expands capabilities in ophthalmology and retina care.

McKesson Completes $850 Million PRISM Vision Holdings Acquisition

McKesson closed the transaction to sell its Canada-based Rexall and Well.ca retail pharmacy businesses to Birch Hill Equity Partners, a Canadian private equity firm. The divestiture allows McKesson to focus on core pharmaceutical distribution and specialty healthcare services while exiting lower-margin retail pharmacy operations.

McKesson Completes Divestiture of Rexall and Well.ca to Birch Hill Equity Partners

McKesson announced changes to its reportable segments and organizational structure, effective in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026. The new structure includes North American Pharmaceutical, Oncology and Multispecialty, and Medical-Surgical Solutions segments, aligning the organization to drive growth in priority markets and optimize operational efficiency.

McKesson Announces New Organizational Structure with Three Focused Segments

McKesson reported fiscal second quarter 2025 consolidated revenues of $93.7 billion, up 21%, and adjusted earnings per diluted share of $7.07, up 13%. The company raised its full-year fiscal 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to $31.75 to $32.55, reflecting strong operational execution and market demand for pharmaceutical distribution and specialty services.

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Wholesale-Drugs, Proprietaries & Druggists' Sundries

John McKesson and Charles Olcott established Olcott & McKesson, a wholesale and import drug company in Manhattan, New York, to provide therapeutic drugs and herbal products to physicians and apothecaries, marking the beginning of what would become America's largest pharmaceutical distributor.

Olcott & McKesson Founded in Manhattan

Following the addition of partner Daniel Robbins and the death of co-founder Charles Olcott in 1853, the company was renamed McKesson & Robbins, a name that would endure for nearly 150 years as the business expanded across the United States.

Company Renamed McKesson & Robbins

McKesson & Robbins became one of the first wholesale drug firms to manufacture pharmaceuticals in addition to distributing them, vertically integrating operations to ensure product quality and capture manufacturing profit margins during the early professionalization of American medicine.

Begins Drug Manufacturing

McKesson & Robbins partially consolidated the pharmaceutical wholesale industry by convincing several large wholesale drug distributors to become McKesson subsidiaries, beginning a century-long pattern of growth through acquisition that would eventually create the modern pharmaceutical distribution oligopoly.

Industry Consolidation Begins

The exposure of a massive accounting fraud under CEO Phillip Musica (alias Frank D. Coster) involving fictitious assets and fake subsidiaries led to one of the biggest business scandals in American history, directly prompting fundamental reforms in American auditing standards including requirements for physical inventory verification.

McKesson and Robbins Scandal Exposed

Foremost Dairies acquired McKesson & Robbins to form Foremost-McKesson Inc., creating a diversified consumer products and pharmaceutical distribution conglomerate. This merger brought significant capital but ultimately proved to be an unsuccessful diversification strategy that was later reversed.

Foremost Dairies Acquisition Creates Foremost-McKesson

The company's name reverted from Foremost-McKesson to simply McKesson Corporation, reflecting a strategic refocusing on pharmaceutical distribution and healthcare services after years of diversification into unrelated consumer products businesses.

Company Name Reverts to McKesson Corporation

McKesson acquired German pharmaceutical wholesaler Celesio in a transformative transaction that created one of the world's largest healthcare companies with over $179 billion in annual revenue, significantly expanding McKesson's international presence and cementing its position as a global pharmaceutical distribution leader.

Celesio Acquisition Creates Global Healthcare Giant

Brian Tyler assumed the CEO role in April 2019 after more than 25 years with McKesson, bringing extensive company knowledge and operational expertise. The company also relocated its headquarters from San Francisco to Irving, Texas, reducing costs and positioning closer to major healthcare markets.

Brian Tyler Becomes CEO; Headquarters Moves to Texas

On January 4, 2024, McKesson acquired Compile, a healthcare data platform that aggregates and integrates data from across the U.S. healthcare system to characterize providers and their patient panels, enhancing McKesson's technology and analytics capabilities.

Compile Acquisition Adds Healthcare Data Platform

McKesson announced an agreement to acquire approximately 70% controlling interest in Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute's Core Ventures for about $2.49 billion, significantly expanding the company's oncology platform and specialty pharmaceutical capabilities.

Core Ventures / Florida Cancer Specialists Acquisition Announced

On December 30, 2024, McKesson closed the transaction to sell its Canada-based Rexall and Well.ca retail pharmacy businesses to Birch Hill Equity Partners, a Canadian private equity firm, divesting non-core retail operations to focus on higher-margin pharmaceutical distribution and specialty services.

Divestiture of Rexall and Well.ca

McKesson signed a definitive agreement in February 2025 to acquire an 80% controlling interest in PRISM Vision Holdings, LLC, a premier provider of general ophthalmology and retina management services, for approximately $850 million, completed on April 2, 2025.

PRISM Vision Holdings Acquisition Agreement

McKesson reported fiscal year 2025 consolidated revenues of $359.1 billion (up 16%) and adjusted earnings per diluted share of $33.05 (up 20%), generating free cash flow of $5.2 billion. The company also announced its intention to separate the Medical-Surgical Solutions segment into an independent company.

Record Fiscal 2025 Results; Medical-Surgical Separation Announced

McKesson completed the acquisition of a controlling interest in Core Ventures on June 3, 2025, adding Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute's extensive oncology network to McKesson's Oncology and Multispecialty segment and reinforcing the company's position as a leader in specialty pharmaceutical distribution.

Core Ventures Acquisition Completed

McKesson announced changes to its reportable segments and organizational structure effective in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026, creating three focused segments: North American Pharmaceutical, Oncology and Multispecialty, and Medical-Surgical Solutions, aligning the business for continued growth.

New Organizational Structure Announced

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The Rise of Chick-Fil-A

Chick-fil-A generated $21+ billion revenue in 2023 operating 3,000+ locations as America's 3rd largest fast-food chain (behind McDonald's $47B and Starbucks $33B) despite closing all restaurants on Sundays—sacrificing estimated $1.5B+ annual revenue to honor founder S. Truett Cathy's Southern Baptist faith requiring Sunday as day of worship/rest for employees. Founded 1967 in Atlanta by Cathy (1921-2014), inventor of boneless chicken breast sandwich (pressure-cooked in peanut oil mimicking taste/texture of fried chicken), Chick-fil-A differentiated through limited menu (chicken-focused, no burgers), exceptional service ('my pleasure' instead of 'you're welcome,' cult employee training), and unique franchise model (operators pay $10K franchise fee, lowest in industry versus McDonald's $45K entry fee + $1-2M startup costs, but company owns real estate/equipment and takes 50% gross sales versus 10-15% royalties elsewhere—selective vetting choosing character over capital, 1 in 400 applicants accepted). Strategic advantages include highest per-store revenue ($8M+ average unit volume versus $3M McDonald's, $2M Subway), customer loyalty (90+ Net Promoter Score, highest fast food), operational efficiency (double drive-thru lanes, employee hospitality training, limited menu enabling speed), and values-driven brand (family-friendly positioning, scholarships for employees, disaster relief donations). However, controversies erupt repeatedly: 2012 CEO Dan Cathy (Truett's son) opposed same-sex marriage sparking boycotts and 'Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day' counter-protests; WinShape Foundation (Cathy family charity) donations to anti-LGBTQ+ organizations drew criticism; 2019 pledge to stop donations to Salvation Army/Fellowship of Christian Athletes seen as betrayal by conservatives but insufficient by progressives. Privately held by Cathy family (Dan Cathy CEO 2013-2021, son Andrew Cathy CEO 2021-present), company avoided public market scrutiny enabling values-first decisions.

Chick-fil-A's Sunday Closure and Christian Values Drive Loyalty Despite Social Controversies

Chick-fil-A reaches $21B revenue as America's 3rd largest fast-food chain operating closed Sundays, franchising via selective operator model, and navigating LGBTQ+ controversies

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Truett and Ben Cathy open 24-hour diner. Hapeville, GA. $10,600 savings. Near Ford plant.

Truett creates boneless breast sandwich. Pressure-cooked in peanut oil. Pickles, butter bun. Game-changer.

Greenbriar Mall, Atlanta. Food court. Sunday closure policy day one. Baptist faith honoring God.

Food courts nationwide. Captive traffic, lower real estate costs. Operator franchise model (character over capital).

Cathy family charity. Youth camps, foster care, scholarships. Christian values philanthropy.

Beyond malls. Drive-thru locations. Suburban expansion. Higher volumes than food courts.

Truett's son leads operations. National growth accelerates. Sunday closure maintained.

CEO Dan Cathy opposes gay marriage. Boycotts and 'Appreciation Day' counter-protests. Polarizing.

Second generation leadership. $5B revenue. Privately held by family. Values-driven culture.

Stops Salvation Army/FCA donations. Conservative backlash, progressive skepticism. No one satisfied.

3rd largest U.S. fast food. $8M+ per store (highest). Andrew Cathy CEO 2021. 'My pleasure' culture. LGBTQ+ tensions persist.

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