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Trades about 8% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Henkel AG & Co. KGaA is a global enterprise operating across three primary business sectors. Its Adhesive Technologies division supplies a diverse range of adhesives, sealants, and specialized functional coatings. These products serve various sectors, including packaging for consumer goods, automotive and metal industries, electronics manufacturing, industrial applications, and professional trades like construction and skilled crafts. Prominent brands within this segment include Loctite, Technomelt, Bonderite, Teroson, and Aquence. The Beauty Care segment focuses on personal care items such as hair care products, body and skin treatments, and oral hygiene solutions. It also manages professional hair salons. Distribution channels are broad, encompassing traditional retail stores, salons, external online marketplaces, and direct sales to consumers. Key brands in this portfolio are Schwarzkopf, Dial, and Syoss. Lastly, the Laundry & Home Care division offers a comprehensive selection of products for fabric and household maintenance. This includes powerful and specialized laundry detergents, fabric conditioners, and other boosters for washing clothes; manual and automatic dishwashing solutions; cleaners for bathrooms and toilets; general household, glass, and unique surface cleaners; as well as air purifiers and pest control items for domestic use. Major brands associated with this segment are Persil, Bref, Purex, and 'all'. Established in 1876, Henkel AG & Co. KGaA is headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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