This is how Wipro is planning to challenge HUL and P&G
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"The focus will be on cross leveraging of assets. With backend integration, we will enter newer categories under existing brands, with existing formulations, manufacturing and supply,"
The Rs 5,900-crore Wipro Consumer Care has done 10 international acquisitions in a decade and will adapt a similar strategy for all globally acquired brands ¬ of tapping new categories under existing brands. The key markets will include China, the Middle East and Malaysia as some of its key strategic markets.
"The focus will be on investing in new, under leveraged categories by leveraging existing ones across countries," he told ET.
However, talking in local context, the maker of Santoor soap and Aramusk male grooming products has not followed the acquisition strategy.
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According to data by researcher Nielsen, Santoor is the No 3 brand within soaps with a 9% share, after HUL's Lifebuoy and Lux, and followed by
On the consumption outlook, Agrawal said: "We need one more good monsoon and multiple drivers in the economy for consumption revival."
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