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Why Distributors Are Planning To Suspend Colgate Products' Purchase
Distributors of Colgate Palmolive have decided to suspend purchase of all its products in Maharastra from May 12 alleging that the company was offering deep discounts to quick-commerce channels, which is against the interest of general trade.
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Colgate Numbers Show Why India Inc's Profits Won't Survive Costs, Covid
The toothpaste makers results this week offer a fresh look at a puzzle: the Indian stock markets apparent disregard for the country's worst humanitarian disaster in almost 75 years.
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Colgate Announces VRS for Plant Employees at Waluj
Colgate-Palmolive said that the acceptance of this offer "is likely to improve its competitive strength."
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Subscribe to Unilever's open offer for HUL: IDFC
Unilever plans to pay up to $5.4 billion to raise its stake in its Indian subsidiary, making its biggest deal in 13 years, a huge bet on the strength of demand for personal care and food products in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Unilever offer shows foreign companies confident of India growth story
Early this morning, the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant offered to pay as much as $5.4 billion (Rs. 29,269 crore) to raise its stake in its Indian unit, banking on fast-growing spending power in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Why Distributors Are Planning To Suspend Colgate Products' Purchase
Distributors of Colgate Palmolive have decided to suspend purchase of all its products in Maharastra from May 12 alleging that the company was offering deep discounts to quick-commerce channels, which is against the interest of general trade.
-
Colgate Numbers Show Why India Inc's Profits Won't Survive Costs, Covid
The toothpaste makers results this week offer a fresh look at a puzzle: the Indian stock markets apparent disregard for the country's worst humanitarian disaster in almost 75 years.
-
Colgate Announces VRS for Plant Employees at Waluj
Colgate-Palmolive said that the acceptance of this offer "is likely to improve its competitive strength."
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Subscribe to Unilever's open offer for HUL: IDFC
Unilever plans to pay up to $5.4 billion to raise its stake in its Indian subsidiary, making its biggest deal in 13 years, a huge bet on the strength of demand for personal care and food products in Asia's third-largest economy.
-
Unilever offer shows foreign companies confident of India growth story
Early this morning, the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant offered to pay as much as $5.4 billion (Rs. 29,269 crore) to raise its stake in its Indian unit, banking on fast-growing spending power in Asia's third-largest economy.
