Haleon PLC

Haleon Plc provides personal healthcare products. The firm focus on consumer healthcare and driven by its purpose of delivering better everyday health with humanity. Its brands are built on science, innovation and human understanding and are trusted by millions of consumers globally. The company is headquartered in Brentford, the United Kingdom.

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Haleon Plc engages in the provision of personal healthcare products. The firm focuses on consumer healthcare. It operates under the following geographical segments: North America, EMEA and LatAm, and Asia Pacific. The company was founded on July 18, 2022 and is headquartered in Weybridge, the United Kingdom.

Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) upped its outlook for organic revenue growth and profits this year as the Sensodyne and Panadol maker benefited from increasing its prices to offset cost inflation. The FTSE 100-listed consumer health group, which was spun out of GSK in the summer, said it now expects organic revenue to grow 8.0-8.5% over the full year, with adjusted operating profit margin “slightly above” last year, at actual exchange rates.

Haleon hikes organic revenue guidance after sustained price increases

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Looming over Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) as it reports third-quarter numbers on Thursday 10 November are a couple of big issues.  The date itself is important, and this is when an overhang from the combined 45% stake owned by former parents GSK PLC (LSE:GSK, NYSE:GSK) and Pfizer PLC could start to come into play.

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Haleon plc Announces Expiration and Results of Exchange Offers for Certain Series of Notes Issued in Private Placements in Connection with the Separation from GSK

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-          On World Sight Day, Haleon and Microsoft are launching a joint effort to make health products more accessible for people who are blind or have low vision, with artificial intelligence (AI) technology that narrates product labels. -          New enhancements in the free Microsoft Seeing AI app will help advance inclusivity and improve accessibility.

Haleon and Microsoft use AI to enhance health product accessibility for people who are blind or partially sighted

Haleon was a top FTSE 100 riser Tuesday after a bullish write-up by analysts at Barclays following a three-day road trip with  management of the consumer goods and healthcare giant. 'Equal weight' is the investment view but the price target is 347p or 24% higher than today's 276.4p, up 2%.

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Results from Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) and its rejection of GSK and Pfizer's request for indemnification impressed analysts UBS, who said this should allow the focus to return to the consumer healthcare group's "compelling prospects". Barclays, however, noted that GSK has contested Haleon's stance, saying “we do not agree with Haleon's position given we believe there are grounds for us to bring indemnification claims regarding certain potential liabilities (including against Haleon)” in a statement emailed out by investor relations.

Haleon impresses UBS but Barclays 'prefers to wait until Zantac visibility improves'

Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) shares recouped some of their losses since being spun out of GSK earlier this year as the consumer healthcare group rejected any liability in the Zantac lawsuits that have hit its parent hard. As well as publishing its maiden interim results, including a 13.4% increase in revenues £5.2bn and a 22% jump in profits, the FTSE 100-listed group said it had rejected requests from GSK and Pfizer to provision for costs related to the Zantac lawsuits in the US.

Haleon impresses with results and rejection of indemnity requests from GSK and Pfizer

Haleon (LON: HLN) share price tilted upwards on Tuesday after the company published mild financial results. The stock rose to a high of 267p, which was slightly above Friday's low of 260p.

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Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) reported a 22% increase in profits in its first set of results after being spun out of GSK, while adding that positive momentum seen in the first half has slowed very slightly in the third quarter. The FTSE 100-listed consumer healthcare group said it still maintained its guidance for full-year organic sales growth of 6-8% and that the business is “well positioned to navigate the current macro-economic challenges including rising inflation and the potential impact this may have on consumer behaviour in the future”.

Haleon says positive momentum continuing, albeit at slower rate

Haleon on Tuesday said it had notified GSK and Pfizer that it had rejected their requests for indemnification in relation to U.S.-based litigation over the heartburn drug, Zantac.

Haleon rejects Zantac indemnification requests from GSK, Pfizer

Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) will report its first results as a standalone business on Tuesday, after being spun out of GSK PLC (LSE:GSK, NYSE:GSK) in the summer as the largest newcomer on the London Stock Exchange for over a decade. Listed on the FTSE 100 and on the NYSE, the group, in which American giant Pfizer also has a significant stake, is one of the world's largest makers of consumer healthcare products, owning brands from Sensodyne and Aquafresh toothpaste, Voltarol and Panadol pain relief, to as respiratory, digestive health, vitamins and supplements.

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Haleon is a result of a demerger of the consumer business from GSK. It contains consumer-facing brands like Voltaren, some supplements, and various well-known toothpaste names.

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Haleon has tumbled 20% since trading began in July. The stock is undervalued relative to its peers.

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Investors are bracing for billions of dollars in losses due to lawsuits filed over the heartburn drug Zantac.

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Thousands of lawsuits have been filed against companies including Sanofi, GlaxoSmithKline, Haleon and Pfizer accusing them of failing to properly warn users of the recalled heartburn drugs' health risks.

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GSK PLC (LSE:GSK, NYSE:GSK) and Haleon PLC (LSE:HLN, NYSE:HLN) were the biggest FTSE 100 fallers on Thursday amid investor concerns surrounding US lawsuits over heartburn drug, which was withdrawn from the market in 2019 on cancer fears. Shares in pharma giant GSK, which specialises in infectious diseases, HIV, oncology and immunology, sunk 8.8% to 1,419p, while its recent consumer healthcare spinoff declined 7.7% to 258p on the news.

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Pharmaceutical stocks GSK, Sanofi and Haleon extended deep losses Thursday amid looming litigation around recalled heartburn drug Zantac. The post Pharma Stocks GSK, Sanofi And Haleon Lose Billions As Zantac Trial Looms appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

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