L’Occitane: Elemis investment pays back

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The beauty retailer L’Occitane International (3,420 points of sales including 1,572 company-owned stores), announced net sales of € 727 million in the quarter to late September 2019, that being a 22.1% increase year-on-year. Sales of L’Occitane en Provence, core brand of the group, grew 5.7% thanks to product launches and account for 76.3% of group’s H1 net sales. “We continue to build on the initial success of the Immortelle Reset serum to strengthen our skin-care position, said Thomas Levilio

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