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That company’s Medical-Surgical unit had annual revenue of $11.4 billion for McKesson’s fiscal year that ended March 31.
The company reported two of its three segments showing an increase in revenue, while the departure of Optimum impacted its Pharmaceuticals segment.
The company said the new DC will support its at-Home Solutions business and improve the delivery of medical supplies to patients nationwide.
The company allegedly provided an inventory management system at no cost to clients to entice them to make purchases.
The company agreed to acquire ADSG for $1.1 billion and acquired a majority stake in GIA for $2.8 billion.
Optimum was a top customer whose contract expired at the end of June. Excluding that, 1Q sales saw double-digit annual growth.
To be purchased from Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, it enhances McKesson’s integrated oncology platform.
The company totaled $227 billion in 2024 sales, up 11% annually.
The distributor said recovery from the fall 2023 cyberattack has been slower than expected, which continues to weigh on sales growth.
The ransomware group that hit Henry Schein’s systems twice so far — affecting data for nearly 30,000 people — says it’s planning a third attack.
