Haleon, the maker of Sensodyne, will invest £175 million to build its first oral health manufacturing plant in India, signaling strong confidence in the country's market potential.
The move comes after years of relying on third-party manufacturers
Jun 08, 2026
01:11 pm
What's the storyHaleon, the company behind popular sensitivity toothpaste Sensodyne, has announced its plan to invest £175 million (approximately ₹2,000 crore) in a new manufacturing facility in India, as per Mint.
The move comes after years of relying on third-party manufacturers for its products in the country.
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