Wilpharma Corperation

WilPharma was a small-scale pharmaceutical enterprise. Following the Raccoon City incident, the public's faith in biological engineering firms descended rapidly. With the truth about the T-virus made public, WilPharma managed to acquire samples - presumably from the U.S. government - in an attempt to develop a vaccine. However, part of their research involved the experimentation of the virus on human test subjects in India. When this was revealed, WilPharma faced a flurry of protests against their research which even began to have an impact on their share value. The strongest of these protests came from TerraSave, a human rights activist group, who were themselves responsible for the accumulation of photographic evidence implying WilPharma's illegal activities in India.

With their stocks falling, WilPharma desperately attempted to rekindle the public's faith in them. Senator Ron Davis even supported WilPharma, partly because of the fact that he himself was a primary stockholder of the company.

Following the outbreak incidents in Harvardville, WilPharma entered into bankruptcy, and was subsequently bought out by Tricell, another pharmaceutical company.