Lysol maker Reckitt to offload sanctions-hit Russian hygiene business
Reckitt is exiting a sanctions-hit Russian hygiene business, shifting ownership and likely altering supply of household hygiene goods in Russia.
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Cleaning and sanitation supplies →Shortage riskReckitt Benckiser Group plcRKT
Reckitt is divesting the Russian hygiene arm, and the source says that business was only about 1% of 2025 net revenue, so the hit is direct but limited.
“the business representing approximately 1% of Core Reckitt's Net Revenue in 2025.”
97% confidenceCited →Cleaning and sanitation supplies →Stands to benefitArnest Management LLC
Arnest is the named buyer of the Russian hygiene business, so it directly gains the asset and the associated local household-goods capacity.
“Reckitt Benckiser Group plc has agreed to divest its Russian Hygiene business to Arnest Management LLC”
93% confidenceCited →
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