Haleon Talks Up China Strength As Investment Grows

Haleon highlighted consistent market share gains in China as it reported third-quarter results.

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A double-digit gain in China helped Haleon deliver mid-single-digit sales growth in the third quarter.

Haleon’s second-largest market in terms of sales after the US, China recorded organic growth of 13% in Q3 reflecting the continued strength of calcium supplement Caltrate and systemic pain reliver...

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