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    Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) is India's largest FMCG company that meets daily needs with brands for nutrition, hygiene, and personal care. Formed in 1956 through mergers, it is now a major exporter and India's first foreign company to offer public shares. HUL has a vision to create a better future through sustainable brands that inspire small actions adding up to big impact. It has strong brands across soaps, foods, home care, and personal care that generate most of its sales and market share. However, it also faces threats from taxes, substitutes, and competitors in India's large market.

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    Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) is India's largest FMCG company that meets daily needs with brands for nutrition, hygiene, and personal care. Formed in 1956 through mergers, it is now a major exporter and India's first foreign company to offer public shares. HUL has a vision to create a better future through sustainable brands that inspire small actions adding up to big impact. It has strong brands across soaps, foods, home care, and personal care that generate most of its sales and market share. However, it also faces threats from taxes, substitutes, and competitors in India's large market.

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    Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) is India's largest FMCG company that meets daily needs with brands for nutrition, hygiene, and personal care. Formed in 1956 through mergers, it is now a major exporter and India's first foreign company to offer public shares. HUL has a vision to create a better future through sustainable brands that inspire small actions adding up to big impact. It has strong brands across soaps, foods, home care, and personal care that generate most of its sales and market share. However, it also faces threats from taxes, substitutes, and competitors in India's large market.

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    Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) is India's largest FMCG company that meets daily needs with brands for nutrition, hygiene, and personal care. Formed in 1956 through mergers, it is now a major exporter and India's first foreign company to offer public shares. HUL has a vision to create a better future through sustainable brands that inspire small actions adding up to big impact. It has strong brands across soaps, foods, home care, and personal care that generate most of its sales and market share. However, it also faces threats from taxes, substitutes, and competitors in India's large market.

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    BY: KAVITHA P RAMAN

    INTRO TO THE COMPANY


    •Hindustan Uniliver ltd. (HUL) was formerly known as
    Hindustan lever ltd. (HLL)

    •It is India’s largest FMCG company

    •Also one of the largest exporters of the country

    •Meets everyday needs of nutrition, hygiene and personal


    care with brands that help people feel and look good.
    HISTORY
    •Started in India in 1895 with Lifeboy. This was followed by Pears, Lux
    and Vim

    •1931- started 1st Indian subsidy, Hindustan Vanaspati Manufacturing


    Co.
    1933- Lever Brother India Limited
    1935- United Traders Limited
    •The 3 merged in 1956- HLL

    •International acquisition- Brook Bond (1984) and Ponds (1986)

    •Liberlization allowed the co. to grow into every single segment

    •2007- company formally changed name to HUL


    VISION OF THE COMPANY
    • work to create a better future every day

    •help
    people feel good, look good and get more out of life with
    brands and services that are good for them

    •inspire people to take small everyday actions that can add up


    to a big difference for the world.

    •develop new ways of doing business with the aim of doubling


    the size of the company while reducing environmental impact.
    PURPOSES AND PRINCIPLES
    •Always working with integrity-
    •Positive impact 
    •Continuous commitment
    •Setting out our aspirations
    •Working with others
    PRODUCTS & BRANDS

    Personal Care - Soaps


    - Hair Care
    -Oral Care
    - Cosmetics
    Food & Beverages – Brook bond
    - Kissan
    - Annapurna
    - Knor
    Home care brands- Cif
    - Comfort
    - Radiant
    - Sunlight
    SOAPS

    LUX Santoor, Chandrika


    Rexona Cinthol, Mysoor Sandal
    Breez Godrej No.1, Nirma
    Lifebouy Dettol
    Pears Savlon, Santoor
    Dove Camay
    HAIR CARE

    Sunsilk Panteen
    Clinic Plus H&S
    Dove L’Oreal, Garnier

    FOOD

    Tea Brooke Bond, Lipton TATA Tea


    Coffee Bru Nescafe
    Salt Annapurna TATA Salt
    Ice Kwality Amul
    Cream
    FINANCIAL INFORMATION
    •1st foreign company to give shares to the Indian public

    •At present 52.10% of equity rest is with public

    •Listed and traded in BSE and NSE

    •Net sales (10’)- 17524 cr (growth 6.4%)

    •Net profit (10’)- 2202 cr (growth 4.1%)

    MARKET SHARE
    Soap- 60%

    Food Brands- 70%

    Oral Products- 36%

    House hold Products- 62%

    Skin Care- 63%


    CSR
    SWOT ANALYSIS
    Strengths Opportunities
    •Strong brand profile
    •Large domestic market
    •Established distribution network
    •Untapped rural markets
    •Solid base of company
    •Changing lifestyle and raising
    •CSR income

    Weaknesses Threats
    • Me-too” products •Tax & regulatory structure

    •Removal of import restrictions resulting


    • Strong competitors and availability
    in replacement of brands
    of substitutes
    •Temporary slowdown in economy
    • High prices of some products
    •Mimic of brands
    • High advertising costs
    AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

    •World HRD Congress 2010:


    most admired and best HR team
    - HR super achiever of the year- Leena Nair (ED-HR)

    • Customer and brand loyalty award (2010)

    •Ex-Chairman: Vindi Banga was given the Padma


    Bhushan

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