Haleon ADR Programme definition

Haleon ADR Programme means the American depositary receipt programme to be established for Haleon on or around Admission, as detailed in the Steps Plan;
Haleon ADR Programme means the American depositary receipt programme to be established for the Company on or around Admission, as detailed in the Steps Plan;
Haleon ADR Programme means the American depositary receipt programme to be established for

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Haleon ADR Programme means the American depositary receipt programme to be established for Haleon on or around Admission, as detailed in [●];

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