Revlon completes Elizabeth Arden acquisition for $870m

Published: 9-Sep-2016
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Newly combined global company is expected to benefit from greater scale and expanded global footprint

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Revlon has successfully completed its acquisition of Elizabeth Arden for approximately US$870m.

The newly combined global beauty company will operate with Revlon as its parent company, and features a strong portfolio of beauty brands including Revlon, Elizabeth Arden, American Crew and celebrity fragrance brands such as Elizabeth Taylor, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.

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