Colgate-Palmolive Company
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Acquisitions
4
Total Acquisitions
$1.8B
Disclosed Deal Value
2020
Added a modern natural oral-care brand aimed at younger consumers.
Expanded Colgate-Palmolive's positioning in natural and design-led oral care.
Hello complements the flagship Colgate brand in alternative oral-care segments.
2019
$1.7B
Expanded Colgate-Palmolive into premium skin care.
Broadened the company's premium personal-care and beauty exposure.
Filorga became part of the company's premium beauty portfolio.
2006
$100M
Added natural oral care and personal care credibility.
Gave Colgate-Palmolive a credible natural brand without diluting the core Colgate positioning.
Tom's of Maine remains part of Colgate-Palmolive's portfolio.
1976
Added science-backed pet nutrition and veterinary-channel credibility.
Hill's became one of Colgate-Palmolive's most important growth and margin engines.
The deal remains a defining part of Colgate-Palmolive's modern portfolio.
Colgate-Palmolive is focused on premium oral care, science-backed pet nutrition, digital and e-commerce execution, productivity savings, sustainable packaging, and brand renovation across core daily-use categories.
Colgate-Palmolive earns revenue by manufacturing and marketing branded consumer staples through retailers, dental and veterinary channels, e-commerce, and global distribution partners. Oral care and Hill's pet nutrition are especially important because they carry strong brand trust and repeat-purchase behavior.
Notable deals include Hill's Pet Nutrition, Tom's of Maine, Filorga, and Hello Products.
Hill's created a major science-backed pet nutrition business inside Colgate-Palmolive.
Tom's gave Colgate-Palmolive a credible natural oral-care and personal-care brand.
No. It also grows through brand innovation, distribution, pricing, and category expansion.