Lorac Cosmetics explores sale of the company

Published: 13-Apr-2018
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The prestige beauty brand says long term strategic plans for the company have ‘necessitated’ looking at alternative options

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Lorac Cosmetics, the prestige US beauty brand, is exploring strategic options including a sale of the company.

The California-based colour cosmetics brand generates sales in the region of US$40m annually and was boosted by an investment made in 2015 by private equity firm Encore Consumer Capital.

However, it announced that long term strategic plans for the company have

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