WD & HO Wills Holdings

WD & HO Wills Holdings Limited is an Australian tobacco manufacturer controlled by BAT Australia Pty Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of British American Tobacco PLC.

Its cigarette brands include:

  • Benson & Hedges (the company's flagship)
  • Horizon (the company's bestseller)
  • Stradbroke
  • John Player Premium Blend
British American Tobacco
Subsidiaries
Current
  • Bentoel Group (60%)
  • British American Tobacco Ghana
  • Gelora Djaja (40%)
  • House of Prince
  • Pakistan Tobacco Company
  • P.J. Carroll & Company
  • Reynolds American (42%)
  • Souza Cruz
  • Tekel
  • WD & HO Wills Holdings
Former
  • Allied Dunbar2
  • Batus Inc.1
  • British American Racing2
  • Brown & Williamson1
  • The Crescent2
  • Cunliffe-Owen Aircraft2
  • Eagle Star Insurance2
  • Farmers Insurance Group2
  • Frederick & Nelson2
  • Gimbels2
  • Kohl's2
  • Marshall Field's2
  • Murray, Sons and Company1
  • Rothmans International1
Brands
Current
  • Benson & Hedges
  • Carroll's
  • Craven A
  • du Maurier
  • Dunhill
  • HB
  • Kent
  • King's
  • Kool
  • Lucky Strike
  • Pall Mall
  • Parisienne
  • Peter Stuyvesant
  • Player's
  • Prince
  • Rothmans
  • State Express 555
  • Sweet Afton
  • Tekel
  • Viceroy
  • Vogue
  • Winfield
Former
  • Elita
People
  • Hugo Cunliffe-Owen
  • James Buchanan Duke
  • Sir Joseph Hood, 1st Baronet
  • Jan du Plessis
  • Nicandro Durante
  • Richard Burrows
Other
  • Export House
  • Category
  • Commons


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