Company Overview and Business Description

Unilever Indonesia is a company established on December 5, 1933, and engaged in the

manufacturing, marketing, and distribution of consumer goods. Unilever has more than 400 brands
worldwide. While Unilever Indonesia has 44 brands that until now have become mainstays of
Indonesian society such as Ketchup Bango, Wipol, Pond's, Lifebuoy, Pepsodent and others. Unilever
Indonesia has been certified by the Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) for every product. UNVR produces
from the 9 factories and markets it through more than 800 independent distributors that have reached
100,000 of stores through Indonesia. Unilever made its IPO in 1981. Then, on January 11, 1982, Unilever
Indonesia was listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange with an offered price of Rp 3,175 with a face value
of Rp 1,000 per share and became the fourth largest market capitalization company on the Indonesia
Stock Exchange in 2015. Unilever Indonesia's total shares at this time after the stock split on January 2,
2020, amounted to 38,150,000,000 shares with 15% owned by the public and 85% owned by Unilever
Indonesia Holding B.V.

Unilever Indonesia uses the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to understand what impact their products can
have on the environment. LCA is used by Unilever in three ways, namely new product design, existing
products, and the development of science and methodology. This helps Unilever Indonesia to be able to
compare their new products with existing products so, they can use the information as a guide in
product development during the innovation process and communicate the environmental performance
of their products to consumers. In 2010, Unilever Indonesia established a Unilever Sustainable Living
Plan (USLP) strategy to regulate how Unilever Indonesia develops its business but can also reduce its
impact on the environment while enhancing good benefits for its users. The USLP strategy was
established with three big goals, namely to improve the health and well-being of more than 1 billion
people, reduce the impact of their products on the environment by half and supply 100% agricultural
raw materials sustainably and improve livelihoods for millions of people.