Nobel Hygiene joins hands with SAP’s Platinum Partner - SAVIC Technologies, to lead its digital transformation program to better engage wit...

Sixth Sense Ventures is a domestic consumer-centric venture fund. With the current investment, Nobel Hygiene now, cumulatively, becomes Six...

With a penetration of as low as 6%, the disposable diaper market, especially the adult diaper segment, is shrouded in stigma around inconti...

The new plant at Halol is coming up with an investment of Rs 110 crore on a 13-acre plot and will have three machines in the first phase, p...

Quadria Capital, which has backed Nobel Hygiene and Encube Ethicals within the last one week, plans to deploy $400-500 million in India ove...

Indian startups bagged smaller rounds this week compared to the previous one

The deal is a mix of primary and secondary capital where existing angel and PE investors including CLSA Capital Partners, Access India fund...

Nobel is the dominant market leader in adult diapers with its brand Friends, and the largest Indian player in baby diapers after the MNCs w...

The matter has been conveyed across retail and trade channels and companies have told distributors not to hoard essentials. Two large retai...

While Banerjee got his PhD from Harvard, he did his Bachelor’s in economics from Presidency, Calcutta and his Master’s from JNU.

Following the price cap, innovations in products like sanitary napkins, hand washes could suffer, cos say.

The Dalai Lama, whose real name is Tenzin Gyatso, received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989, and is feted worldwide for his advocacy of indepe...

Last week the GST panel abolished the 12 percent GST on sanitary pads after severe protests from women's rights organisations who wanted th...

In 2003, GCPL had acquired the brand from Shogun Diapers, which is one of the three leading players in the Indian baby diaper market with p...

The size of diaper business in India is about Rs 5500 crore where Procter & Gamble controls nearly half the market with its Pampers brand, ...

Mumbai-based Nobel Hygiene manufactures diapers and other personal hygiene products and sells them under its own brands.

Given a relatively weak year, most of the companies have either reduced their royalty to sales or kept the ratio constant.