Imperial Brands (LSE:IMB)
Imperial Brands, formerly known as Imperial Tobacco, was demerged from the conglomerate Hanson in the late 1990s. Its brands include Embassy, Regal, John Player Specials and Lambert & Butler alongside Castella cigars.
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