AmorePacific sales grow 18.3% in 2016

Published: 13-Feb-2017
Finance

Korean cosmetics company, which owns Etude, Laneige and innisfree, reports sales of KRW6.69 trillion

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AmorePacific, the Korean cosmetics conglomerate behind popular brands including Etude, Laneige and innisfree, has confirmed overall sales growth of 18.3% in 2016.

The company has benefited from strong sales globally, with reported sales reaching KRW6.69 trillion and operating profit of KRW1.82 trillion.

Looking at the breakdown of AmorePacific’s operations,

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