US healthcare distribution and medical-products company serving pharmacies, hospitals, and providers, with a global capability center in Bengaluru, India.
cardinalhealth.comLegal name
Cardinal Health, Inc.Founded
1971
Headquarters
Dublin, Ohio, United States
Industry
Healthcare: pharmaceutical and medical products distribution
CEO
Jason Hollar
CFO
Aaron Alt
Employees
57,700 (2025)
Revenue (FY25)
US$222.578 billion (fiscal year ended June 30, 2025)
Market Cap
US$53.19 billion (July 21, 2026)
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NYSE: CAHCardinal Health, Inc. is a US healthcare services and products company headquartered in Dublin, Ohio. Founded in 1971, it distributes pharmaceuticals and medical products across more than 100,000 locations and supplies medical products to over 75 percent of US hospitals. It trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker CAH and is a component of the S&P 500, ranking among the highest-revenue companies in the United States. For fiscal year 2025, ended June 30, 2025, the company reported revenue of about US$222.6 billion and employed roughly 57,700 people.
The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Jason Hollar, who has held the role since 2022, and Chief Financial Officer Aaron Alt, who joined in early 2023. In March 2026, the board appointed Patricia A. Hemingway Hall as Chair of the Board, succeeding Gregory B. Kenny after his retirement. Hollar previously served as the company's CFO before becoming CEO, and Alt came to Cardinal Health from Sysco Corporation, where he had also been CFO.
Cardinal Health runs a global capability center in India called Cardinal Health International India (CHII), located at Bagmane Tech Park in Bengaluru. The center functions as a hub for IT operations, augmented intelligence, product software engineering, and business process management, and was planned to onboard 650 employees. Nagaraj Bhat serves as Vice President and Managing Director of CHII, with the India operation designed to support technology and shared-services work across the wider enterprise.
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Chair of the Board
Vice President and Managing Director, Cardinal Health International India
Interview experience
Positive
Interview difficulty
Easy
Interview process length
About a week
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July 20, 2026
Cardinal Health expands home care with two tuck-in acquisitions (~$360M)
Cardinal Health signed definitive agreements to buy AdaptHealth's Diabetes Health business and Strive Medical for about $360 million in cash, deepening its at-Home Solutions platform in diabetes management and urology. The deals are expected to add to non-GAAP EPS within 12 months of closing.
#Acquisition #HomeCare #Diabetes
View postMay 5, 2026
Board approves higher quarterly dividend of $0.5158 per share
Cardinal Health's board of directors approved a quarterly dividend of $0.5158 per share, an increase from the prior rate. The payout continues the company's steady shareholder-return program.
#Dividend #Shareholders
View postApril 30, 2026
Q3 FY2026 results: revenue up 11% to $60.9B, outlook raised
Cardinal Health reported third-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue up 11% to $60.9 billion and non-GAAP operating earnings up 18% to $956 million, and raised its full-year outlook. Growth was led by pharmaceutical and specialty solutions.
#Earnings #FY2026 #Growth
View postApril 1, 2026
Cardinal Health expands Actinium-225 production for cancer therapy
Cardinal Health announced a significant expansion of Actinium-225 production at its Center for Theranostics Advancement in Indianapolis to meet demand for novel targeted cancer therapies. The move strengthens its Nuclear and Precision Health Solutions segment.
#Theranostics #Oncology #Nuclear
View postNovember 4, 2025
Q1 FY2026 results: revenue up 22% to $64B, guidance raised
Cardinal Health opened fiscal 2026 with first-quarter revenue up 22% to $64 billion and double-digit profit gains across all five segments, driven by GLP-1 volumes, biosimilars, and new oncology and infusion networks. The pending Solaris Health deal expands its Specialty Alliance to roughly 3,000 clinicians across 32 states.
#Earnings #Specialty #FY2026
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