This corporate advertisement by Uriach (1927) is intended to present and promote the company, highlighting its long history “Founded in 1838” and a modern corporate structure for the time “S.A.” (public limited company).
In the piece, Uriach describes itself as a laboratory and factory for chemical-pharmaceutical products and outlines a business model that includes import and export activities, emphasizing its role as Spain’s agent for well-known French, Italian, British, and North American pharmaceutical specialties.
The advertisement identifies and shows, through two photographs, the company’s premises in 1927: the offices at Bruch, 49, and the industrial complex at Fomento, 59–65. At the bottom, it lists telephone numbers, a post office box, and a telegraphic address, typical forms of commercial communication of the period.