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Silva Pharmaceuticals was founded by the Silva family sometime prior to the 2650s. Its products include medical supplies, baby products, and a variant of stim invented by Torres Silva. At some point, Eduardo Silva, Torres' son, took control of the company and had a child, Octavio Silva. After Eduardo died of a terminal illness some number of years ago, Torres covered up his son's death and assumed his identity, with help from a special strain of stim that keeps him physically young.
Funding from the company was used to back Torres' plots to undermine the Mercenary Syndicate and elect him as their new leader. Silva Pharmaceuticals commandeered the ICS Icarus and docked it on Olympus. They sponsored a podcast hosted by Lisa Stone to denounce the Syndicate's leadership, and they directed funds towards the Frontier Corps so that Torres would have enough sway to take control of the organization after his accession.
The company also officially sponsors the Control gamemode.
Silva Pharmaceuticals, established by the Silva family prior to the 2650s, offers a range of products including medical supplies, baby items, and a unique stimulant invented by Torres Silva. After Eduardo Silva inherited the company from his father, he had a son named Octavio Silva. Following Eduardo's demise years ago, due to a terminal illness, Torres concealed his son's death and assumed his identity, relying on a specialized strain of stimulant to maintain his youthful appearance.
Using the company's funds, Torres devised plans to undermine the Mercenary Syndicate and secure his position as their new leader. Silva Pharmaceuticals took control of the ICS Icarus ship, which was stationed at Olympus. To criticize the Syndicate's leadership, they sponsored a podcast hosted by Lisa Stone and allocated funds to the Frontier Corps, allowing Torres to gain influence and ultimately seize control of the organization.
Additionally, the company serves as the official sponsor of the Control gamemode.
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