Pharmacist João Batista Raia opens the first Raia pharmacy in Araraquara (SP).

Opening of Raia's second pharmacy, held in the city of Araçatuba (SP).

Under the command of José Pires de Oliveira Dias, the Company arises from the merger of two groups of São Paulo State: Drogaria Bráulio and Drogaria Brasil.

Expanded the chain through the incorporation of five additional pharmacies. Introduced the Farmasil trade name to differentiate branches with compounding laboratories, as required by regulation.

Ten years after the founder’s death, Arturo Pipponzi consolidated control and management of Raia.

The Company goes public, becoming the first pharmaceutical retail operation on the BM&FBovespa.

A reengineering process was initiated, introducing a new store layout, IT processes, and people management practices, which culminated in a more efficient and modern chain.

The Company turns 100, with 135 stores in four states and 6 million products sold per month.

Completed a public offering and joined B3’s Novo Mercado, a segment that brings together companies with the highest standards of corporate governance.

Following its public offering, Raia joined B3’s Novo Mercado, along with Drogasil.

Announced the merger of its operations, leading to the creation of RD Saúde, Brazil’s largest pharmacy chain by stores and revenue.

Creation of Raia Drogasil S.A.’s corporate identity, unifying head office employees in Butantã, São Paulo. The incorporation of Raia S.A. established a single Company, paving the way for integration and synergy.

The company was made up of 20 thousand employees.

Launch of Univers, a healthcare management platform for corporate clients.

Enhanced focus on omnichannel experience and pharmaceutical services, centered on health, well-being and customer convenience.

The Company has established a presence across all Brazilian states, supported by a workforce of 50,000 employees.

RD Saúde: announcement of the new corporate brand, reinforcing its positioning as an integral health ecosystem.

With more than 3,600 pharmacies and 75,000 employees, RD Saúde continues to expand its presence in Brazil, guided by its long-standing commitment to service and customer proximity.