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PZ Cussons, known for brands such as Imperial Leather, Carex and Original Source, has been around for more than a century, but its shape and focus today are very different from its origins.
The FTSE 250 consumer goods giant is focusing on core brands and expanding overseas, and owns market-leading products in a host of countries around the world.
But M&A deals, both good and bad, have meant there are questions to be asked around the company’s strategy, balance sheet and future priorities, all of which Alex Newman and Lord John Lee put to CEO Jonathan Myers.
The trio discuss PZ Cussons’ expansion overseas, its share price valuation, where it can save costs, the stake owned by one of the founders’ families and much more.
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Timestamps
Intro
What is PZ Cussons?
Lord Lee's involvement
Strategic review
Offers for African business
Value of the brands
Is the valuation low?
Innovation and building new brands
Manufacturing efficiencies
Impact of Iran War
Shareholder register
Involvement of family owners
Confidence in future outlook
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