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Ltd.'s Ghari detergent doubled to 6.1 percent in the five years through 2012, Euromonitor estimates.
"Unilever's lost some market share in detergents, likely because of Wheel," said Deutsche Bank analyst Harold Thompson . "Competitors have improved substantially.".
Unilever's Indian business started more than a century ago when British soap maker Lever & Co introduced the Sunlight brand. India is now
Unilever's third largest market, accounting for about 8 percent of sales, according to Bernstein Research
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Ltd.'s Ghari detergent doubled to 6.1 percent in the five years through 2012, Euromonitor estimates.<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Unilever</span>'s lost some market share in detergents, likely because of Wheel," said Deutsche Bank analyst <span class="analyst">Harold Thompson</span> .</span> "Competitors have improved substantially.". <span class="company">Unilever</span>'s Indian business started more than a century ago when British soap maker Lever & Co introduced the Sunlight brand. India is now <span class="company">Unilever</span>'s third largest market, accounting for about 8 percent of sales, according to Bernstein Research....Ltd.'s Ghari detergent doubled to 6.1 percent in the five years through 2012, Euromonitor estimates.<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Unilever</span>'s lost some market share in detergents, likely because of Wheel," said Deutsche Bank analyst <span class="analyst">Harold Thompson</span> .</span> "Competitors have improved substantially.". <span class="company">Unilever</span>'s Indian business started more than a century ago when British soap maker Lever & Co introduced the Sunlight brand. India is now <span class="company">Unilever</span>'s third largest market, accounting for about 8 percent of sales, according to Bernstein Research.
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"We wish Unilever had done this deal sooner, because the share price has been a strong performer, but in our view it makes a lot of sense both strategically and financially," Graham Jones , an analyst at Panmure Gordon in London, said in an .
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<span class="sent">"We wish <span class="company">Unilever</span> had done this deal sooner, because the share price has been a strong performer, but in our view it makes a lot of sense both strategically and financially," <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span> , an analyst at Panmure Gordon in London, said in an .</span> Tweet this
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