据媒体介绍，这家总部位于达拉斯的纸巾类消费品巨头的国际纸巾业务是其三大核心业务部门中规模最 小的一块区域，年净销售额不足 35 亿美元，也是三者中利润率最低的业务部门。 除了 Kleenex品牌的面巾纸业务外，金佰利还将出售Scottex品牌纸巾、Andrex 卫生纸以及 WypAll 清洁 布等旗下国际纸巾类业务。Kleenex通常指代的是1924年诞生、现已家喻户晓的金佰利旗下"一次性面 纸/面巾纸"旗舰品牌，也是全球最知名的可抛式纸巾商标之一。 Kleenex 在1924 年由 Kimberly-Clark 推出，最初作为冷霜卸妆巾销售，后以"一次性手帕"概念广为人 知，是全球一次性面巾纸代名词，其品牌名常被泛化为一般性"可抛纸巾"用语。 根据媒体报道，此次金佰利公司出售北美以外一部分纸巾业务也引发了 Royal Golden Eagle Pte 与 Asia Pulp & Paper Co. 等全球顶级公司的购买兴趣。 智通财经APP获悉，有媒体援引知情人士透露的消息报道称，全球消费级纸巾领军者金佰利公司(即 Kimberly-Clark Corp.)非常接近以大约35亿美元的整体价值出售其在北美以外 ...

Core Points - Kimberly-Clark Corporation will establish an $800 million advanced manufacturing facility in Trumbull County, Ohio, creating 491 new high-quality jobs [1][4][11] - This facility will be Kimberly-Clark's first investment in Ohio and is part of a strategic expansion to enhance its operations in the American market [3][4] - The project received a 10-year Job Creation Tax Credit from the Ohio Tax Credit Authority, which was approved earlier this week [2] Company Overview - Kimberly-Clark is a leading manufacturer of personal care and hygiene products, with a portfolio that includes brands such as Huggies, Kleenex, and Scott, and operates in over 175 countries [6] - The new facility will span over one million square feet and is expected to serve approximately 117 million consumers in the Midwest and Northeast [4][6] Economic Impact - The investment is anticipated to have a long-term economic impact on the region, not only by creating direct jobs but also by attracting ancillary businesses and boosting local housing and economy [11][12] - The project is seen as a catalyst for regional revitalization and reflects Ohio's pro-business climate and commitment to workforce development [7][11] Collaboration and Support - The successful establishment of the facility is attributed to close collaboration among local, regional, and state partners, including JobsOhio and the Ohio Department of Development [8][10] - The site received $17.2 million from the All Ohio Future Fund to assist in site readiness and infrastructure development [5]