The story
Established in 1989 as Seotong P&G with capital of 11 billion KRW.
In 1992 Seotong P&G 70 billion A sole investment South Korea Cheon-an Factory completion
In 1993 the company changed its name from Seotong P&G to Korea P&G; with its capital increasing to 107 billion KRW.
In 1997 Korea P&G merged with SsangYong Paper Co.
Exports exceeded US$70 million in 1999.
Products launched
1989 Ivory soap
1989 Whisper toilet paper
1989 Pampers baby diapers (later renamed Cutie)
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1993 Pantene haircare products launched
1995 Vidal Sassoon haircare products launched
1997 Pringles potato crisps
1999 Febreze disodorant
1999 Cutie Super Premium toilet paper
1999 Whisper Green/Whisper Fresh toilet paper
2000 SK-II cosmetics line
2000 Charmin toilet paper
2000 Attends adult briefs,
2000 Joy dishwashing liquid
2003 Head & Shoulders dandruff haircare products,
2003 Crest Spin electric toothbrush
2004 Wella haircare products
2004 Whisper Soft toilet paper
2004 Pantene Amino-Pro Vitamin shampoo
2005 Gillette shaving products
From Wikipedia’s article on Procter & Gamble Korea, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4