HUL Buys Mi*****ist for ₹2,955 Cr

Is HUL playing a game of corporate chess? In a series of surprising moves, the FMCG giant Hindustan Unilever (HUL) has made some major shifts that are raising eyebrows in the business world. This video delves into these enigmatic strategies and what they could mean for the future. First, we uncover the details of a significant acquisition. HUL has snapped up a 90.5% stake in skincare startup Minimalist for a staggering Rs 2,955 crore. This deal, involving secondary buyouts and capital infusion, positions HUL firmly in the fast-growing "masstige" beauty segment. But what's the true value behind this move? Then, we examine another intriguing development: HUL's ice cream business is being demerged into Kwality Wall’s (India) Limited (KWIL). Shareholders will receive one share of KWIL for each share they hold in HUL, and KWIL will be fully owned by HUL's shareholders after the demerger. Why is HUL letting go of this familiar chill? Meanwhile, HUL has reported a 19% surge in profit for the third quarter, hitting Rs 3,001 crore, thanks to a one-time gain from selling its Pureit business. But beneath the surface, the core profits remain flat. Are these moves signs of a deeper strategy that we are yet to understand? Join us as we explore the hidden implications of these developments and try to decipher the true intentions behind HUL's moves. Are they aiming for beauty dominance? Or is there something more that meets the eye? Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful analysis of the business world's most puzzling decisions. #HUL #Minimalist #KwalityWalls #BusinessNews #CorporateStrategy #Acquisition #Demerger #FMCG #IndianBusiness #BeautyIndustry #StockMarket #Investment #Mystery #BusinessAnalysis #HiddenMotives #statx #latestbusinessnews #businessnews