Joyce Anne O.

Casura
BSBA MM 2nd year

United Laboratories
Incorporated
Unilab Compound, 66 United
Street, Unilab Compound,
Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila.

Unilab
United Laboratories, Inc. is the biggest and leading
pharmaceutical and healthcare company in the
Philippines, enjoying above 20 percent market
share in an industry dominated by the worlds
biggest pharmaceutical conglomerates.
It develops, manufactures, and markets over 300
prescription, over-the-counter, and personal care
brands covering major therapeutic categories from
common illnesses like cough, colds, pain, allergy,
and fever, to diseases like hypertension, high
cholesterol, diabetes, asthma, infections,
tuberculosis, ulcer, anemia, and cancer.

History
Founded in January 1, 1945, a small
drugstore opened shop in a street corner in
war-torn downtown Manila after a fortuitous
meeting between itsfounders. This drugstore
was to be the forerunner of Unilab. As small
as it was, the drugstore had a mission: to
provide quality medicines at prices within
reach ofas many people aspossible in the
community. Postwar conditions no doubt had
a handin molding this mission.

History
In the minds of the founders, it would have
been unreasonable and coarse to sell
medicines at pricesdetermined by pure
business objectives alone to sick people
whose livelihood had been lost inthe war.
Conditions mayhave changed and improved
over the years; but the mission is unchanged.
The founders and their successors believe
that the mission is as valid and true as when
first it was given expression.

History
A few yearsafter its quiet start, the
drugstorehad quickly developed into a
pharmaceutical company, with a simple
manufacturing setup and a modest
marketing force to promote and sell high
quality and affordable medicines. This
was to be a majorstep in realizing
thefounders' vision of transforming the
drugstore into a significant and
leadingprovider of pharmaceuticals

History
By the end of the fifties in the last century,
Unilab had become the top pharmaceutical
company in the Philippines, an astounding feat
in an industry in which, then as now, big
multinationals are active. At about same time, its
presence in Southeast Asia had begun to take
shape, with the creation ofmarketing and
manufacturing tie-ups in the major countries in
the region. These tie-ups have proved to be
durable as they exist up to this day as important
parts of Unilab vast regional network.

History
After survivingWorld War IIas buy-and-sell
trader, in 1945, Jose Yao Campos and Mariano
K. Tan started a small corner drugstore on Sto.
Cristo Street in Manilas Chinatown district
(Binondo), calling the venture United Drug Co.
A few years later, the drugstore had evolved
into a pharmaceutical company, with a simple
manufacturing setup at Campos residential
compound. By 1959, fourteen years after its
founding, Unilab had the largest market share
in the Philippine pharmaceuticals industry.

History
Through the years, Unilab has been
able to solidify its position of
leadership not only in the Philippines
but in Southeast Asia as well. Today
Unilab has a strong leading presence
in the region as a major provider of
healthcare goods and services in
several countries Indonesia,
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong
Kong and Vietnam, among others.

Board Members
Board of Directors
Clinton Campos Hess
President & Chief Executive Officer, Jocelyn
Campos-Hess is the Chairman of the Board
Mr. Carlos Olivares Nava was appointed as
Director of the Company in June 2009.
Currently he is the Senior Vice President and
CFO for Unilab International Operations. He
began his career in Unilab as Assistant Vice
President for Finance of Unilab International
Operations.

Clinton Campos Hess

President & Chief Executive Officer

Wharton-educated
eldest grandson
Clinton Campos
Hess, vice
chairman

Jocelyn Campos-Hess
Chairman of the Board

Theeldest
daughter Jocelyn
Joy Campos Hess

Subsidiaries
UAP Therapharma Biomedis Biooncology Unilab Nutritionals
Biofemme Innovitelle LRI Medichem
Pediatrica RiteMed Unilab Consumer
Health Westmont Myra