11.02.16
The Clorox Company released its fiscal year 2016 integrated annual report for the year ended June 30, 2016 highlighting its business and corporate responsibility results and its 103-year evolution focusing on the health and wellness of its consumers, communities and the planet.
“Evolution is essential to remain relevant and thrive, and we’re constantly evolving our business, building on an already strong foundation to deliver good growth—growth that’s profitable, responsible and sustainable—for the long term,” said chairman and CEO Benno Dorer. “From our origins in disinfecting as a bleach company to our recent acquisition of digestive health company Renew Life, Clorox offers a broad portfolio of brands that make a difference in the health and wellness of people’s lives. This report also showcases how we’ve evolved to create meaningful value for all our stakeholders.”
In fiscal 2016, sales rose 2% to $5.8 billion. Clorox paid $398 million in cash dividends part of a 36% total shareholder return, third in its peer group.
The annual report details the company’s progress against its 2020 Strategy, which encompasses financial and corporate responsibility performance in areas such as innovation, technology, employee engagement, diversity, environmental sustainability and community support. The report’s feature story on health and wellness shows how the company’s portfolio includes brands that encourage a better diet, enhance skin care and help create healthier surroundings in homes and businesses.
A companion video, featuring a conversation with Dorer, provides further insight into the company’s health and wellness journey.
“Evolution is essential to remain relevant and thrive, and we’re constantly evolving our business, building on an already strong foundation to deliver good growth—growth that’s profitable, responsible and sustainable—for the long term,” said chairman and CEO Benno Dorer. “From our origins in disinfecting as a bleach company to our recent acquisition of digestive health company Renew Life, Clorox offers a broad portfolio of brands that make a difference in the health and wellness of people’s lives. This report also showcases how we’ve evolved to create meaningful value for all our stakeholders.”
In fiscal 2016, sales rose 2% to $5.8 billion. Clorox paid $398 million in cash dividends part of a 36% total shareholder return, third in its peer group.
The annual report details the company’s progress against its 2020 Strategy, which encompasses financial and corporate responsibility performance in areas such as innovation, technology, employee engagement, diversity, environmental sustainability and community support. The report’s feature story on health and wellness shows how the company’s portfolio includes brands that encourage a better diet, enhance skin care and help create healthier surroundings in homes and businesses.
A companion video, featuring a conversation with Dorer, provides further insight into the company’s health and wellness journey.