L’Oréal

L'Oréal is a French cosmetics and beauty company founded in 1907 by chemist Eugène Schueller. Headquartered in Clichy, France, L'Oréal is the world's largest cosmetics company. The group has grown in recent years with the acquisition of brands such as NYX, Urban Decay, Dr.G, and Ushuaïa.

L’Oreal Commits Up to $30 Million for New York Innovation Hub

The French group has unveiled a sprawling 4,000-square-meter hub at Hudson Yards, adjacent to its offices. This expansive project integrates content production, training facilities, and a tech center for testing new launches.

L’Oréal Ups Investment in Galderma, Increasing Ownership to One-Fifth

In a strategic move, L’Oréal is poised to expand its investment in Galderma. Following its initial 10% acquisition in 2024, the company plans to finance an additional 10% stake through cash and credit lines, finalizing the deal with EQT by the first quarter of 2026.

Jacquemus: Between Nike and The ‘It Bag’ to Reconnect

Following L’Oréal’s stake acquisition and buzz around a potential Chanel candidacy, Jacquemus enters a demanding phase of maturation. The brand is elevating its price and positioning, yet it strives to align with its target audience.

L’Oréal Invests €60M to Enhance Manufacturing Capabilities in France

Following a landmark acquisition agreement with Kering, the French powerhouse rolls out a €500 million plan to expand its production facilities, gearing up for the inclusion of Gucci and Balenciaga fragrances.

Luxury Beauty Standoff: Coty Takes Legal Action Against Kering Over Gucci License Dispute

As the beauty industry’s giants clash, the Swiss branch of the American company has accused Gucci and Kering in a UK tribunal over their beauty license deal, which expires in 2028, aligning with L’Oréal’s potential market debut.

Beauty’s New Power Map: L’Oréal and LVMH in Battle

The cosmetics industry is undergoing a significant transformation. L’Oréal is leading the charge with its consolidation efforts, investment funds are speeding up, while conglomerates retreat, and fragrances emerge as the most strategic luxury asset.

French conglomerate reports €32.807 billion in sales for the first nine months, solidifying its market stance following the Kering Beauty integration and reigniting rumors of a potential Armani deal.

In a bold move to tackle its soaring €9.439 billion debt, the French luxury conglomerate has inked a deal affecting renowned brands such as Creed, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, and McQueen.

Luca de Meo’s inaugural move as CEO of the French conglomerate may involve selling off the company’s beauty division to chip away at its staggering $11 billion debt.

In a strategic move, the French group appoints Vania Lacascade as global brand president of Lancôme, focusing on driving innovation, personalization, and building emotional connections with consumers.