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Hindustan Unilever Investor Event 2026 — the 21-slide India strategy presentation by CEO & MD Priya Nair, filed with BSE/NSE on 4 November 2026 for HUL's Analyst / Institutional Investor Meet, covering India's FMCG consumption runway, HUL's market leadership, eight multi-year portfolio bets and its segmented omni-channel go-to-market.
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Hindustan Unilever Investor Event 2026 — the 21-slide India strategy presentation by CEO & MD Priya Nair, filed with BSE/NSE on 4 November 2026 for HUL's Analyst / Institutional Investor Meet, covering India's FMCG consumption runway, HUL's market leadership, eight multi-year portfolio bets and its segmented omni-channel go-to-market.
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Cover slide titled 'INDIA' with the Unilever wordmark and presenter Priya Nair, CEO & Managing Director of Hindustan Unilever Ltd.
Split layout: full-bleed lifestyle portrait of a smiling woman against blue sky on the left; centred Unilever script logo, large serif 'INDIA' title framed by two thin rules, and presenter name and title on the right.
Two panels argue headroom: 'Consumption increases sharply with affluence' — average consumption per household (MAT Apr '26) for affluent vs. value-seeker households is 1.2x in laundry, 1.3x in soaps, 1.5x in tea and 1.7x in shampoo; 'HUL has substantial market making headroom' — quarterly category penetration in India is <1% for hair masks, 2% suncare, 2% bodywash, 8% dishwash liquid, 13% laundry liquid and 17% face cleansing, with Indonesia's penetration indexed at 60X+, 17X, 16X, 7X, 3X and 2X India respectively.
Two rounded cream cards side by side under a two-line serif headline: left a 4-column icon table (Laundry, Soaps, Tea, Shampoo) comparing Affluent vs. Value Seeker with up-arrows; right a six-bar column chart of penetration with Indonesia index multiples above each bar. Source line in footer (Numerator, L3M Aug'26 Category Penetration, Pentrack).
Market share vs. nearest competitor: Hair Care 3.5x, Skin Care 4x, Skin Cleansing 2.5x, Laundry 4x, Dishwash 4x, Lifestyle Nutrition 5x. Six KPI tiles: €6.3BN 2025 turnover; 6 brands above €300 Mn; 85BN+ packs sold in a year; 9/10 households use one or more of its brands; 9M+ outlets reached; #1 Employer of Choice. Footnote: leadership basis Nielsen MAT Sep'26, employer ranking from an InsideIIM B-school study (2025), conversions at a constant ₹97.6/€.
Left: tall list card of six categories with share multiples; right: 3×2 grid of cream stat tiles with oversized serif numbers over a soap-lather photo background; footnotes bottom right.
Five drivers of the past year: Elevated desire on brands; Sharper resource allocation; Execution step-up across channels; Volume-led revenue growth; Unified India organisation.
Five rounded cream cards in a 3+2 grid on the left with a bold plum keyword and lighter supporting words; lifestyle portrait of a woman with curly hair on the right.
Underlying Sales Growth by quarter: SQ'25 2%, DQ'25 5%, MQ'26 7%, JQ'26 10%, SQ'26 15%; the Underlying Volume Growth component shown inside each bar is 4% (DQ'25), 6% (MQ'26), 5% (JQ'26) and 7% (SQ'26), with no UVG figure labelled for SQ'25. Footnotes define USG (turnover growth excluding acquisitions and disposals) and UVG (volume growth including mix).
Dark, premium layout: Nexxus Promend hair-oil bottle hero image on the left with gold lighting; right a dark rounded panel with a gold-toned stacked column chart, legend and definitions below.
Share gains highlighted in four home-care segments, each with a green up-arrow: Laundry Powders (Surf excel), Laundry Bars (Rin, ₹10 bar), Laundry Liquids (new Surf excel Matic) and Dishwash (Vim Proclean 'Gentle on Hands'). No numeric share figures are given on the slide.
Four equal portrait cards of brand advertising creatives (including Hindi-language ads) with coloured label bars at the bottom and upward arrows.
Eight numbered strategic bets: 1 Accelerate home care liquids; 2 Scale Dove across BPC; 3 Build a masstige beauty powerhouse; 4 Win in hair care; 5 Market making face cleansers & light moisturisers; 6 Market making deodorants; 7 Building Horlicks as a superfood nutrition supplement; 8 Win in the exploding wellbeing market.
4×2 grid of image tiles (Surf excel Matic, Dove, Minimalist serums, hair-care model, Simple, Rexona, Horlicks Protein, OZiva) each with a large serif number and caption band; close-up beauty portrait bleeding off the right edge.
A segmentation matrix: columns are Big Cities (Online, MT, GT), Small Towns (Online, MT, GT) and Tier 4 + Rural (Large GT, Small GT); rows are Power Spenders (France-level household disposable income, 5% of population), Premiumisers (Indonesia HHI, 60%) and Democratisers (parts of Africa HHI, 35%). Highlighted cells contrast 'Urban Affluent' (X) with 'Rural Value Seekers' (2X), based on the 2-year shampoo market delta (online + offline).
Grid matrix with coloured column headers (navy, teal, plum), row labels with large population percentages on the left, two highlighted merged blocks, footnote bottom right.
The same matrix filled with go-to-market responses: big-city online — partnerships & on-platform investments; big-city MT/GT — in-store investments & category captaincy; small towns and Tier 4 + rural — higher frequency of service & specialised ecosystems; and across all channels for Democratisers — cover more outlets & efficient feet on street.
Matrix from the previous slide with merged gradient blocks (navy to teal to plum) carrying white spaced-out text; row labels left.
Brands mapped to consumer segments: Power Spenders — Minimalist, OZiva, Simple, Nexxus; Premiumisers — Surf excel, Dove, Vaseline, Horlicks, Taj Mahal tea, Pond's; Democratisers — Clinic Plus, Lux, Wheel.
Three horizontal bands on a cream panel, one per segment, with segment name and income benchmark on the left and brand logos laid out across each row.
Five brand-elevation levers, each with a capability: Science — blockbuster proprietary technology; Aesthetics — packaging design hub in India; Sensorials — Unilever Fragrance House in Mumbai; Said by others — large-scale creator ecosystem; Youthful — design and test for Gen Z.
Five vertical columns, each with a coloured pill header, a portrait photo (oil bubbles, Nexxus packs, fragrance lab, creators, young couple) and a caption card.
Innovation examples in two categories: Facial Cleansers (Simple, Dove Derma Face+, Pond's Bright Beauty) and Suncare (Minimalist sunscreens, Simple Protect, Lakmé Sun Expert, Glow & Lovely), with the brand stack Minimalist, Simple, Lakmé, Pond's, Vaseline and Glow & Lovely shown on the left.
Diagonal teal wedge with brand logos on the left; two cream panels with gold serif headers (Facial Cleansers, Suncare) each holding three advertising creatives.
Section divider introducing the omni-channel go-to-market section.
White background with a close-up beauty portrait on the left and a large plum serif title framed by two thin rules on the right.
A 4×4 grid of channel vs. execution levers (Availability, Visibility, Conversion, Digitisation): Quick commerce — pin-code level dark-store availability, winning on search & browse, content that converts & targeted sampling, AI-led optimisation engine; Open format stores — store-specific expanded assortment, category leadership & retail theatre, shopper soulmate programs, image recognition & digitised tracking; Health & beauty stores — curated beauty portfolio, premium assets & assisted selling, beauty advisors, beauty tech; Traditional grocers — assortment & coverage, high-impact physical visibility, access packs, Shikhar & IQ.
Table-style grid: navy row headers on the left, coloured pill column headers on top, 16 white rounded cells with centred text.
Three quick-commerce initiatives and results: AI-enabled availability engine — +1400bps improvement in customer-reported fill rate; targeted performance marketing — 1.2X better ROAS; category building partnerships — #2 Advantage Survey rank (Blinkit & Swiggy Instamart). Banner: >50% USG in quick commerce (SQ'26).
Dark blurred background; three rows each with a small photo, a frosted label card and an arrow pointing to a frosted result card; full-width navy banner at the bottom with the headline metric.
Placeholder slide for a quick-commerce video played at the event; no data on the slide.
Heavily blurred photographic background with a single centred navy pill banner reading 'Quick Commerce Video'.
20,000+ open-format stores serviced in 200+ towns through a dedicated organisation, in-store brand building and category development; 3X growth vs. the previous period (SQ'26 vs SQ'25 secondary gross sales value) and 11%+ per-store assortment growth.
Large royal-blue rounded panel on the left with headline stat, three outlined capability boxes and two big-number KPIs; right a photo of a Vaseline-branded store shelf.
175,000 specialist stores across 150+ top towns with a curated portfolio, in-store brand building and assisted selling; 1.4X growth vs. the previous period and +9% per-store assortment growth (SQ'26 vs SQ'25).
Mirror of the previous slide in pink-magenta: left translucent panel with headline stat, three capability boxes and two KPIs; right a white device frame showing beauty-advisor video, app screens and a health + beauty store image.
Two tools for traditional trade: IQ Neo — internal & external signals feeding AI-led outlet-level recommendations to identify opportunities; HUL Shikhar — retailer app with 1.3MN active users and ~33K bills generated per day to capture demand. Outcome banner: double-digit assortment growth in traditional trade (all figures SQ'26).
Photo of a rural shopkeeper outside his store as background; two ochre rounded cards left and right with logo, stacked pill steps and arrows converging on a full-width white banner.
Four closing takeaways: Massive India opportunity; Multi-year portfolio bets; Desire at scale; Segmented go-to-market.
Four full-height photo columns (supermarket shopper, Minimalist hair serum, Dove range, delivery rider on a scooter) each topped by a white caption box near the bottom.
Closing slide with the Unilever logo and 'Thank you'.
White left half with gold Unilever script logo and serif 'Thank you' between two gold rules; right half a glowing product shot of a Dove hair-care range.
Common questions about this slide and the underlying presentation content.
It is the 21-slide strategy deck HUL CEO & Managing Director Priya Nair presented at the company's Analyst / Institutional Investor Meet ('Investor Event 2026'). HUL filed it with BSE and NSE on 4 November 2026. It covers India's FMCG growth runway, HUL's category leadership, eight multi-year portfolio bets and the omni-channel go-to-market.
No. This is the investor-event strategy deck. The quarterly earnings presentation for Q2 FY27 is a separate document. Some recent figures do appear here, such as Underlying Sales Growth of 15% in SQ'26 (the September 2026 quarter), but the deck is about multi-year strategy, not quarterly financial statements.
It is the presentation HUL filed with the Indian stock exchanges (BSE and NSE). The exchange cover letter was removed, so the PDF here starts at the title slide. The printed slide numbers skip from 14 to 16, so the original deck probably had one more slide (likely a video) that is not in the filed PDF.
Scale figures are in euros, as Unilever reports them: €6.3BN 2025 turnover and six brands above €300 Mn, converted at a constant ₹97.6/€. Growth is shown in percentages and multiples. There are no ₹ crore line items. The quarters use Indian labels: SQ = September quarter, DQ = December, MQ = March, JQ = June.
Accelerate home care liquids, scale Dove across beauty & personal care, build a masstige beauty powerhouse, win in hair care, make the market for face cleansers and light moisturisers, make the market for deodorants, build Horlicks as a superfood nutrition supplement, and win in the fast-growing wellbeing market.
Quick commerce grew by more than 50% USG in SQ'26. HUL reports a +1400bps improvement in customer-reported fill rate, 1.2X better ROAS and a #2 Advantage Survey rank with Blinkit and Swiggy Instamart. Open-format stores (20,000+ in 200+ towns) grew 3X, and 175,000 health & beauty stores grew 1.4X. The HUL Shikhar retailer app has 1.3MN active users generating about 33K bills a day.
Yes, as a design and structure reference. Useful layouts include the KPI tile grid, the numbered strategic-bets grid, the segment × city-tier matrix, the channel × capability table and the four-column summary. The brands, photos and data belong to Hindustan Unilever / Unilever, so replace them with your own content.
Yes. The original PDF of the presentation is free to download from this page.
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