Unilever had decided to collapse its Anglo-Dutch structure following a review sparked by last year's failed $143 billion takeover approach by Kraft-Heinz
Lindsell Train, which owns a 2.38% stake, did not give a breakdown on how many of its clients were based in Britain
Not really, but it could transform the medium, say experts
Unilever was forced to rethink its structure after it had to fight off one of the biggest takeovers ever proposed in 2017
CMO Keith Weed says the company will only invest in platforms 'committed to creating a positive impact in society'
Unilever said in April it would consider doing away with its long-standing policy of maintaining separate corporations based in London and Rotterdam
Unilever lifted its profitability target in July and there was some concern that lower spending on marketing was having a negative impact on sales
To expands its beauty and personal care business
Previous target at 80 basis points, they now expected operating margin to grow by 100 basis points
Reckitt trimmed sales forecasts, becoming one of the first firms to put a cost on June cyber attack
Unilever announced a 30% reduction in spending on ad production earlier this year
Unilever reports 2.9% sales growth in the first quarter of 2017
Growth was led by emerging markets, while pricing added 3% and the dip in volumes took off 0.1%
Unilever set a 20% underlying operating margin target for 2020, up from 16.4% in 2016
March quarter expected to be better than December quarter for Indian arm, say analysts
Reports said anglo-Dutch company is planning to sell Flora margarine and Stork butter brands
It said target companies should have more time in which to defend themselves
It will be completed by early April and could lead to asset sales and cost cuts
Kraft's surprise $143 billion offer, which will be the largest ever acquisition of a UK-based firm
Currently home to 15 startups, Level3 will bring together startups, investors, and Unilever itself