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Who are Henkel's biggest competitors?

On Brandtree, Henkel's biggest competitors by shared categories are Unilever, which shares 5 categories, such as shampoo & conditioner and laundry detergent; Procter & Gamble, which shares 4 categories, such as dishwashing; and Hemas, which shares 3 categories, such as shampoo & conditioner.

Competing here means only that two companies own brands in the same product category on Brandtree. It is not a measure of sales or market share. Henkel controls 12 brands with a page here, across 6 categories; 33 other owners hold brands in at least one of them. Licensed brands and minority stakes are not counted.

Top 10 competitors by shared categories

#CompanyShared categoriesOverlapFor example
1 Unilever
Henkel vs Unilever
5 17% Shampoo & conditioner, Laundry detergent and Bar soap & body wash and 2 more
2 Procter & Gamble 4 20% Dishwashing, Laundry detergent and Shampoo & conditioner and 1 more
3 Hemas 3 25% Shampoo & conditioner, Laundry detergent and Bar soap & body wash
4 Square Toiletries 3 17% Shampoo & conditioner, Dishwashing and Laundry detergent
5 Kao 3 30% Laundry detergent, Shampoo & conditioner and Bar soap & body wash
6 Lion 2 20% Dishwashing and Laundry detergent
7 L'Oréal 2 17% Shampoo & conditioner and Hair colour & styling
8 Marico 2 29% Shampoo & conditioner and Hair colour & styling
9 WD-40 Company 2 29% Adhesives & repair and Bar soap & body wash
10 KKR 2 22% Hair colour & styling and Shampoo & conditioner

Ranked by number of shared categories. Ties go to the pair with more brands on both sides of the shared categories, then to the higher overlap (shared categories as a share of all categories either company is in), then alphabetically.

Henkel and Unilever: 5 shared categories

Unilever · Full head-to-head

Henkel and Procter & Gamble: 4 shared categories

Procter & Gamble

Henkel and Hemas: 3 shared categories

Hemas

A page like this is published only when a company's closest match shares at least 3 categories. See also every brand Henkel owns and the most overlapping owners on Brandtree.