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  2. SAFE HARBOUR STATEMENT This Release / Communication, except for the historical information, may contain statements, including the words or phrases such as ‘expects, anticipates, intends, will, would, undertakes, aims, estimates, contemplates, seeks to, objective, goal, projects, should’ and similar expressions or variations of these expressions or negatives of these terms indicating future performance or results, financial or otherwise, which are forward looking statements. These forward looking statements are based on certain expectations, assumptions, anticipated developments and other factors which are not limited to, risk and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, market growth, intense competition and the pricing environment in the market, consumption level, ability to maintain and manage key customer relationship and supply chain sources and those factors which may affect our ability to implement business strategies successfully, namely changes in regulatory environments, political instability, change in international oil prices and input costs and new or changed priorities of the trade. The Company, therefore, cannot guarantee that the forward looking statements made herein shall be realized. The Company, based on changes as stated above, may alter, amend, modify or make necessary corrective changes in any manner to any such forward looking statement contained herein or make written or oral forward looking statements as may be required from time to time on the basis of subsequent developments and events. The Company does not undertake any obligation to update forward looking statements that may be made from time to time by or on behalf of the Company to reflect the events or circumstances after the date hereof. 2

  3. HUL – PERFORMANCE - LAST 5 YEARS AT A GLANCE Net Sales EBITDA ~12,000 Crores added EBITDA ~ doubled 3 FY’ 11-12: Reinstated to reflect key Ind AS impacts

  4. STRATEGY ON TRACK AND DELIVERING IN LAST 5 YEARS Consistent margin improvement 9 % CAGR annually 2.2x market capitalization ~300 bps 2.2X 197 improvement in 89 profitability 2012 2017 17% CAGR Consistent, Competitive, Responsible, Profitable Growth delivered 4 Rs. ‘ 000 crores

  5. FY 2016-17: CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENT Subdued Volatile Climate Demonetization Rural growth yet to Consumer markets Commodity costs Extremities recover Palm Fatty Acid Distillate Crude Oil Floods Droughts Yet Resilient Performance Delivered: 4% USG; 1% UVG; +38 bps EBITDA margin 5

  6. CONTINUING TO BUILD BIGGER BRANDS & WINNING WITH CONSUMERS 19 BRANDS > 500 crores 8 Rs. 500 CR + BRANDS 6 Rs. 2000 CR + BRANDS 5 Rs. 1000 CR + BRANDS 7 BRANDS feature in ‘Top 20 Most Trusted Brands’ 2016 edition 6

  7. RETAINING TOP EMPLOYER POSITION # 1 Employer Employer of Choice Dream Employer 6 th YEAR in a row 8 th YEAR in a row Mid Career recruits & Women 7 As per Nielsen Survey in 2015 &16

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  9. WE REMAIN OPTIMISTIC ON THE INDIA GROWTH STORY India stands to become one of the The Indian economy will see an over India’s fastest growing largest growth engines in the world, three-fold expansion at USD 7.25 economy tag faces no risk according to research in a new trillion by 2030 and clock an average from China anytime soon, McKinsey Global Institute(MGI) report growth rate of 8 per cent over the next confirms the IMF 15 years: Niti Aayog -April 2017 -September 2016 -April 2017 India will be India to surpass fastest-growing Germany as 4th economy for coming largest economy decade: Harvard by 2022, but hard researchers work ahead: IMF -January 2016 -April 2017 9

  10. AND POSITIVE ON MID-LONG TERM OUTLOOK FOR FMCG Millennials Increasing Urbanization Premiumisation Population in cities Age profile of Indian Population Cont. % 2016 2019 23% Premium 1.7% Almost DOUBLE Popular 38% 0.9% 438 Emerging Cities 38% Mass -2.3% 6 Metropolises Emerging Rurban 10

  11. OUR STRATEGY REMAINS UNCHANGED A Compelling Framework A Model Which Works A Clear Set of Goals • Consistent Growth • Competitive Growth • Profitable Growth • Responsible Growth 11

  12. WINNING DECISIVELY 1 Winning with brands and innovation Winning in the marketplace 2 Winning through continuous improvement 3 4 Winning with people 5 Unilever Sustainable Living Plan 12

  13. WINNING WITH BRANDS & INNOVATION 13

  14. KEY THRUSTS Innovating across Market Development Strengthening the Building brands the portfolio core with purpose Addressing needs Strengthening Magic and of all consumers Naturals craftsmanship 14

  15. STRENGTHENING THE CORE Lux Surf Excel Red Label Kissan Dove Vim Lux 15

  16. BUILDING BRANDS WITH PURPOSE 16 Rin and Brooke Bond

  17. INNOVATING ACROSS THE PORTFOLIO 17

  18. MARKET DEVELOPMENT BUILDING CATEGORIES OF THE FUTURE How these categories have evolved over the years Male grooming Hair Conditioners Hand Wash Face Wash Strong double digit growth, every year Liquids Fabric conditioners Green Tea Body Wash 18

  19. ADDRESSING NEEDS OF ALL CONSUMERS Only 1 in 10 washes uses a HUL Premium laundry powder More Benefits Huge scope for premiumization Rising Income Democratizing trends across core, while driving premiumization 19

  20. ADDRESSING NEEDS OF ALL CONSUMERS High end Naturals Indulekha Hair Oil Rs. 432 Salon Care Daily Damage Care Mass Beauty Clinic Plus sachet Re. 1 Family Democratizing trends across core, while driving premiumization 20

  21. STRENGTHENING NATURALS Within Existing Brands Building Master Brands Building Specialist Brands Toothpaste Hand wash Face wash Soap Face Cream Body Lotion Shampoo 21 Citra

  22. MAGIC & CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH DIFFERENTIATED CONTENT Website Social Media E-Commerce Television Digital video 22

  23. MAGIC & CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH DIFFERENTIATED CONTENT Create  Curate  Channelize PRM + Online Behaviour + FB Look Alikes 250K Makeup Junkie Personae Targeted 2x 100+ partners, 900+ ideas, 100 shortlisted Click Throughs achieved 23

  24. WINNING IN THE MARKET PLACE 24

  25. KEY THRUSTS Winning in Many Indias Effective coverage and Partner of choice across (WiMI) assortment all channels MO MODE DERN TRA N TRADE DE COLLABORATE WITH EXTERNAL PARTNERS 25

  26. WINNING IN MANY INDIAS (WIMI) HELPING TURBO CHARGE GROWTH WITH AGILITY Cluster Specific Mixes – Content, Communication, Schemes 5 Branches 14 Clusters Growth of last 2 years of Central Branch > All India Average 26

  27. EFFECTIVE COVERAGE & ASSORTMENT MORE THROUGHPUT FROM MORE STORES More Assortment More Stores Every Day Perfection More Assortment in More Stores at More Frequency 27

  28. EFFECTIVE COVERAGE & ASSORTMENT MORE THROUGHPUT FROM MORE STORES Differentiated approach Technology Upskilling the talent Demand Training Capture Development What to sell to the store Increase Tailor made Assortment for Demand Demand retention ‘every’ store Fulfilment Generation 28

  29. PARTNER OF CHOICE ACROSS CHANNELS Strengthening the existing channels Building channels of the future General Trade Wholesale Modern Trade E-Commerce Drug-pharmacy & beauty 29

  30. PARTNER OF CHOICE ACROSS CHANNELS BUILDING STRONG CAPABILITIES IN E-COMMERCE Integrate & Publish Our market share in E commerce > Modern Trade > General Trade 30

  31. WINNING THROUGH CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT 31

  32. KEY THRUSTS Profitable Growth Everyday customer service & Building back-end quality at the moment of truth capabilities 32

  33. PROFITABLE GROWTH A Business Model That Works End-to-end cost Max the Mix focus Channel, Portfolio Geography Margin accretive Pricing innovation Symphony ZBB Supply Chain A&P Indirects 33

  34. PROFITABLE GROWTH ZERO BASED BUDGETING (ZBB) 6 stage ‘closed loop’ approach to driving Unlocking savings by sustainable cost reduction Building a smart spending & New & disruptive thinking ownership mindset 2. COST 3. VALUE 1. VISIBILITY SEGMENT TARGETING OWNERSHIP 6. 4. ZBB CONTROL & MONITOR Cutting complexity and Robust tracking & timely driving agility actions 5. SOURCES TO PAY 34

  35. EVERYDAY CUSTOMER SERVICE & QUALITY AT THE MOMENT OF TRUTH Brilliant Quality Deliver on mix Outlet level Consumer focus Culture and Fundamentals focus People Q mindset in the More stores – Zero Defects Q in Design Phase Loss Analysis at Last mile better served Customer level Leverage IT Q @ Point of Sale Distributor  Retail Focus packs get Focus on customer- disproportionate Drive supplier Grass root outlet delivery gaps Q in End to End SC attention Quality Initiatives 35

  36. BUILD BACK END CAPABILITIES Order Shipment Shipment Tracking & Reporting & Management Planning Tendering Monitoring Analytics 36

  37. WINNING WITH PEOPLE 37

  38. WINNING WITH OUR PEOPLE Flexible and Agile Diversity & Inclusion Employee Wellbeing Founders mentality 36% of Managers are WOMEN 100% WOMEN EMPLOYEE FACTORY CCBT CAREER BREAK POLICY 38

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