Unilever

Summary

Unilever is a multinational corporation^[1]. Unilever ranks in the top 7% of multinational_corporation entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,598 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Unilever was a member of Digital Preservation Coalition^[3].
• Unilever is in the country of United Kingdom^[4].
• Unilever's instance of is recorded as multinational corporation^[5].
• Unilever's instance of is recorded as dual-listed company^[6].
• Unilever's instance of is recorded as public company^[7].
• Unilever's instance of is recorded as trademark^[8].
• Unilever's instance of is recorded as business^[9].
• Unilever's founder is recorded as Samuel van den Bergh^[10].
• Unilever's founder is recorded as William Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme^[11].
• Unilever's founder is recorded as James Darcy Lever^[12].
• Unilever followed United Africa Company^[13].
• Unilever followed Michael Nairn & Greenwich^[14].
• Unilever followed Margarine Unie^[15].
• Unilever's headquarters location is recorded as London^[16].
• Unilever's chief executive officer is recorded as Fernando Fernández^[17].
• Unilever's postal code is recorded as CH62 4ZD^[18].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Moscow margarine factory^[19].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever Philippines^[20].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever Bangladesh Limited^[21].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever Nepal^[22].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Hindustan Unilever^[23].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever Australasia^[24].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever Pakistan^[25].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever (Netherlands)^[26].
• Unilever's child organization or unit is recorded as Unilever (United States)^[27].

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Founding

Founders include Samuel van den Bergh^[10], William Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme^[11], and James Darcy Lever^[12]. Recorded inception include 1929^[28] and September 2, 1929^[29]. Unilever's location of formation is recorded as London^[30].

Identity

Part of include FTSE 100 Index^[31], AEX index^[32], and EURO STOXX 50^[33]. Predecessors include United Africa Company^[13], Michael Nairn & Greenwich^[14], and Margarine Unie^[15].

Leadership

Unilever's chief executive officer is recorded as Fernando Fernández^[17]. Unilever's director / manager is recorded as Fernando Fernández^[34].

Operations

Unilever's headquarters location is recorded as London^[16]. Subsidiaries include Moscow margarine factory^[19], a factory^[35], in Russia^[36], founded in 1930^[37], headquartered in Moscow^[38]; Unilever Philippines^[20], a business^[39], in Philippines^[40], founded in 1927^[41], headquartered in Paco^[42]; Unilever Bangladesh Limited^[21]; Unilever Nepal^[22], a business^[43], in Nepal^[44]; Hindustan Unilever^[23], a multi-level marketing company^[45], in India^[46], founded in 1933^[47], headquartered in Mumbai^[48]; and Unilever Australasia^[24], a business^[49], founded in 1899^[50], headquartered in Sydney^[51].

Industry

Industries include personal care product^[52], food industry^[53], fast-moving consumer goods^[54], perfumery^[55], manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products^[56], and manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats^[57].

Ownership

Stock exchanges include New York Stock Exchange^[58], London Stock Exchange^[59], Amsterdam Stock Exchange^[60], and Indonesia Stock Exchange^[61]. Products include food product^[62], laundry detergent^[63], cosmetics^[64], fast-moving consumer goods^[65], cleaning product^[66], and eating^[67].

Why It Matters

Unilever ranks in the top 7% of multinational_corporation entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,598 views/month).^[2] Unilever has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[68] Unilever is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[69]