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Malaysia was Wipro’s first venture into the international market with the acquisition of a Malaysian company, Unza Holdings in 2007. Wipro Unza Malaysia successfully built a wide portfolio of brands which are specifically designed and created with the Asian consumer in mind.
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Our Mission Statement. Our mission is to achieve a prominent...
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Wipro Unza (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. merupakan syarikat Malaysia yang kebanyakannya bertumpu kepada produk penjagaan peribadi dan keperluan rumah. Ditubuhkan pada 2007 di Malaysia menerusi Unza Holdings dengan rangkaian produk yang halal. Antara produk terkenalnya ialah Safi, Enchanteur, Dashing dan Sumber Ayu. Ia dimiliki oleh kumpulan Wipro, yang ...
Our Mission Statement. Our mission is to achieve a prominent position in the Household and Personal Care markets as a marketer of high-quality and innovative brands. We aim to enhance the lifestyle of our consumers, provide a favorable return on investment for our shareholders, and empower our employees to realize their personal ambitions.
Wipro Enterprises formed Wipro Unza as a result of the acquisition of a Malaysian company Unza Holdings in 2007. The Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Sriram Krishnamurthy, explained that when Wipro Enterprises first ventured outside of Bangalore, their first choice was Malaysia.
Company History. Wipro Consumer Care is part of the Wipro group, a global IT and Consumer goods major with headquarters in Bangalore, India, that comes with overs 75 years of rich history. A group with a trusting leadership, practicing diversity and inclusion and hungry for growth.
Wipro Unza, part of Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting Group, is today one of the fastest growing FMCG companies and one of Southeast Asia's leading manufacturers and marketers of personal care...
SUBANG JAYA: Wipro Unza, the personal care products manufacturer, is targeting a RM1 billion in revenue in the next five to six years from the current revenue contribution of RM600 million. Chief executive Sriram Krishnamurthy said the target would be mainly driven by a healthy demand for halal personal care products globally.
