- Sector
- Retail trade
- Industry
- Drugstore chains
- Address
- Ikeja Nigeria
- Business
- Juli Plc is a Nigeria-based healthcare, clinical diagnostics, and consumer retail company primarily engaged in the retailing and distribution of pharmaceutical products, general household goods, medical services, and packaged beverages. The company operates across multiple integrated business segments, offering products and services that include: retail and wholesale distribution of ethical and proprietary pharmaceutical formulations, prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, and healthcare supplements; clinical diagnostic and specialized healthcare services comprising medical laboratory investigations, optical evaluations, dental clinic consultations, routine health checks, body mass index assessments, and prescription home delivery; supermarket and general retail merchandising encompassing packaged food items, groceries, toiletries, cosmetics, personal care products, and household daily essentials; beverage manufacturing and bottling, specifically producing and distributing purified sachet and bottled table water under the proprietary brand name Juli Life Water; and auxiliary public conveniences, including the operation of a government-recognized postal agency designated as the Juli House Post Office. Headquartered in Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria, the company serves individual consumers, clinical patients, and commercial clients throughout the Lagos metropolis and surrounding Nigerian markets. Founded by Prince Julius Adelusi-Adeluyi in 1972 as Juli Pharmacy (Nigeria) Limited and listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 1986 as the first indigenously promoted public company, the firm adopted the name Juli Plc in 1991. In recent operational developments, Juli Plc has undertaken a comprehensive operational and corporate turnaround program focused on strengthening governance frameworks, resolving its historical backlog of outstanding Annual General Meetings, and restoring regulatory compliance on the NGX Growth Board. Operationally, the company has implemented redesigned dispensing and inventory management workflows across its retail pharmacy network to curtail customer wait times, while restructuring its cost profile and consolidating segment operations across pharmaceutical, laboratory, and supermarket units to counter elevated energy expenses, domestic inflationary pressures, and foreign exchange volatility.