As Henkel, a global multinational with operations in 79 countries including Nigeria marks an impressive 148 years of global operations, Henkel Nigeria stands out as a shining example of the company’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and sustainability.
Since entering the Nigerian market in 2016, Henkel Nigeria has quickly become a vital player, introducing well-loved consumer brands like WAW, Nittol, and GOT2B that resonate with the diverse and dynamic needs of Nigerian consumers.
With a remarkable focus on innovation, Henkel Nigeria has carved out a prominent position within Nigeria’s Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry. The company’s laundry detergent offerings have gained significant traction, easily winning the trust of consumers and shaping household cleaning habits across the nation. Henkel Nigeria recently launched Got2B, a new product line, in the Nigerian market. The brand is strategically establishing its presence through an innovative partnership with the Silverbird Group. This collaboration celebrates individuality, creativity, and empowerment, resonating with Got2B’s mission of promoting self-expression. is excited to announce a groundbreaking strategic partnership with Silverbird Group.
Rajat Kapur, Managing Director of Henkel Nigeria, encapsulates this journey, stating, “Our evolution is informed by a longstanding legacy of excellence and a relentless drive to create value for all our stakeholders.” This foundational ethos has empowered Henkel Nigeria to navigate various challenges while making a positive impact on the country’s economy and society.
Recognizing that business growth does not happen in isolation, Henkel Nigeria has actively engaged in socio-economic development initiatives that uplift local communities. Through a variety of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs, the company has contributed significantly to the welfare of vulnerable populations.
Education and environmental sustainability are at the heart of Henkel Nigeria’s initiatives. Projects such as “Make an Impact on Tomorrow” (MIT) and “Project Waste-to-Wealth” demonstrate the company’s dedication to fostering environmental consciousness among the youth. Henkel encourages its employees to participate in volunteer programs through its Finance Team initiative providing educational training and community service for underprivileged children, reinforcing the company’s core belief in the power of education as a catalyst for social change. Additionally, the Researchers’ World (Forscherwelt) Initiative has positively impacted over 1,000 children, fostering a love for science and education.
By prioritizing innovation, education, and sustainability, the company is not just enhancing its market presence; it is contributing to the broader socio-economic transformation of Nigeria.
“The demographic growth and economic potential of Nigeria are immense, and they present significant opportunities for Henkel Nigeria. We are excited about the next chapter, which entails venturing into new product lines and further embedding ourselves in the communities we serve,” remarks Kapur with palpable enthusiasm.
As the celebrations of this significant milestone resonate, Henkel’s journey in Nigeria serves as a beacon of hope, illustrating that corporate success and community upliftment can—and should—go hand in hand. The company’s vision and efforts are poised to create a lasting legacy, shaping a prosperous and sustainable future for generations to come.
With its brands, innovations and technologies, Henkel holds leading market positions worldwide in the industrial and consumer businesses. The business unit Adhesive Technologies is the global leader in the market for adhesives, sealants and functional coatings. With Consumer Brands, the company holds leading positions especially in laundry & home care and hair in many markets and categories around the world. The company’s three strongest brands are Loctite, Persil and Schwarzkopf. In fiscal 2023, Henkel reported sales of more than 21.5 billion euros and adjusted operating profit of around 2.6 billion euros. Henkel’s preferred shares are listed in the German stock index DAX. Sustainability has a long tradition at Henkel, and the company has a clear sustainability strategy with specific targets. Henkel was founded in 1876 and today employs a diverse team of about 48,000 people worldwide – united by a strong corporate culture, shared values and a common purpose: “Pioneers at heart for the good of generations.” More information @www.henkel.com
Henkel Nigeria is a subsidiary of Henkel AG & Co. KGaA, a global leader in consumer and industrial goods. With a commitment to innovation and sustainability, Henkel Nigeria provides high-quality products that enhance the lives of consumers.