L’Occitane International’s full year sales jump 8.7%

Published: 18-Jun-2019
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Beauty group saw strong growth in the US, Russia and China

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Global beauty group L’Occitane International has announced an 8.7% growth in full year net sales to €1.4bn at constant rates.

The figures for FY2019 showed net profit rose by 21.8% to €117.6m.

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