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Unilever Fact Sheet
2012 Unilever Fact Sheet
Our vision

Our €1bn + Brands

Our Purpose

Share listings as a % of identified capital

Unilever’ TSR position to the peer group To make sustainable living commonplace. We work to create a better future every day, with brands and services that help people feel good, look good and get more out of life.
Our first priority is to our consumers – then out customers, employees, suppliers & communities. When we fulfill our responsibilities to them, our shareholders will be rewarded

Global leading category positions
World No. 1
World No. 2

• Savoury • Dressings
• Tea
• Ice Cream
• Spreads • Deodorants
• Mass Skin

• Laundry
• Daily Hair care

Local Strength
• Oral Care
• Household cleaning The Americas
€17.1bn
33% Sales

Asia/Africa/RUB
€20.4bn
40% Sales

Europe
€13.9bn
27% Sales

D
€23.0bn
45% Sales

Personal Care
€18.1bn
35% Sales

D&E
€28.3bn
55% Sales

Home Care
€9.1bn
18% Sales

Foods
€14.4bn
28% Sales

Paul Polman

Doug Baillie
HR

Unilever at a glance

Refreshment
€9.7bn
19% Sales

Harish Manwani
COO

CEO

Geneviève Berger
R&D

Alan Jope*
North Asia

Jean-Marc Huët
Finance

Kees Kruythoff*
North America

David Blanchard
Chief Category R&D
Officer

Jan Zijderveld*
Europe

Pier-Luigi Sigismondi
Supply Chain

Kevin Havelock
Refreshment

Keith Weed
Marketing &
Communications

Legal Structure
Unilever operates as a single business entity. NV and PLC are the two parent companies of the Unilever Group, having separate legal identities and separate stock exchange listings for their shares. To ensure unity of governance and management, they have the same Directors and are linked by agreements. The
Equalisation Agreement regulates the mutual rights of the two sets of shareholders, including dividends. There is a one -for-one equivalence between the shares.

Dave Lewis
Personal Care

* = report to Harish Manwani, COO
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