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Reckitt Reorganizes To Develop Health Care, Emerging Markets

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Executive Summary

Reckitt Benckiser reorganizes to emphasize consumer healthcare and emerging markets, both high growth areas for the firm. The firm’s fiscal 2011 total net revenues were $15 billion, driven by emerging markets and brands including Mucinex decongestants, Nurofen analgesics and Strepsils sore throat treatments.

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