SOUTHWESTERN DRUG TOP MANAGEMENT WILL REMAIN INTACT
Executive Summary
SOUTHWESTERN DRUG TOP MANAGEMENT WILL REMAIN INTACT following the May 7-announced acquisition of the whslr. by DMH Corp. from Gulf Broadcast Company. President and Chief exec Gene Vykukal "will continue in his present capacity," the press release stated. Vykukal "anticipates no changes in the officers or other management of the company." DHM is a privately-held, Dallas-based investment company managed by founder, sole owner and chief exec David H. Monnich. The firm has "extensive and diverse" holdings throughout Texas and Louisiana, according to Southwestern. The whslr. is DHM's first venture in the health care field. Headquartered in Dallas, Southwestern services 3,000 pharmacies, hospitals and clinics in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arkansas. The whslr. has distribution centers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Houston, San Antonio and Harlingen, Texas, Southwestern was acquired by Gulf in 1979.
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