The France-based beauty giant is stepping up its advertising and promotional investments to target younger consumers in the region – particularly Chinese millennials increasingly receptive to luxury products – confident that growth rates won’t be leveling off any time soon.
L'Oreal SA’s Asia Pacific business reached €3.5bn ($4.10bn) in the first half of fiscal 2018, climbing 22% from the prior-year period and matching sales posted in North America.
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L’Oréal Groupe reports in a first quarter presentation that its US business was more challenging than anticipated, while China “was slightly less bad” and Europe represented the best growth contributor. Separately, LVMH's Sephora sees ‘less momentum’ in its US business as competitor Amazon takes an aggressive position on beauty pricing.
Swiss firm reports highest revenues in its history as restructure pays off for its pharma and cosmetics businesses in 2024.
Coty Inc. reports fiscal second quarter sales slipped 3% on a reported basis to $1.67bn, reflecting further slowing of the mass beauty market, particularly color cosmetics.
L’Oréal Groupe expects total sales in 2025 to beat 4%-4.5% growth anticipated for the overall beauty market, with US population growth, planned innovations boding well across its beauty businesses.
Swiss firm reports highest revenues in its history as restructure pays off for its pharma and cosmetics businesses in 2024.
The BBB National Programs, Inc. announces Phyllis Hurwitz Marcus, who served the FTC for nearly two decades, will take the reins of the National Advertising Division, replacing Laura Brett.
Kim Kardashian lifestyle company SKIMS buys back rights to SKKN by Kim from Coty, Inc., which had purchased a 20% interest in the brand in 2020 for $200m. Separately, NYX Professional Makeup partners with Warner Bros. to launch the “A Minecraft Movie” collection.
