Kimberly-Clark Unveils Next Chapter Of Strategic Transformation

Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NYSE: KMB) announced that today, Mike Hsu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and members of his executive leadership team are unveiling the next phase of the company’s transformation, including a new operating model and key commercial initiatives designed to grow its brands and businesses at a faster pace than its categories.

“Over the past five years, our global team’s dedication and strong execution have positioned us to fully leverage the scale we’ve built and to catapult Kimberly-Clark into its next chapter of growth,” said Hsu. “We are building on the consumer centricity and commercial advantages we’ve established by moving to a more agile and focused operating structure that we are confident will help accelerate our proprietary pipeline of innovation in right-to-win spaces and improve our growth trajectory, profitability, and returns on investment. We have more than 150 years of history, transforming groundbreaking insights into innovative categories, with products that provide Better Care for a Better World. We are excited to build on the strength of that legacy as we drive for consistent, long-term value creation.”

Hsu added, “Science and innovation are competitive advantages at Kimberly-Clark, and together they fuel our ability to meet the needs of today’s consumers. Sustainability is a critical component of the Kimberly-Clark innovation strategy, and we are proud to announce our ambition to be 100% Natural Forest Free in all our products and to be more than mid-way to this goal by 2030.”
details at: https://www.news.kimberly-clark.com/2024-03-27-Kimberly-Clark-Unveils-Next-Chapter-of-Strategic-Transformation-to-Unlock-Highest-Value-Growth-Opportunities

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