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Published: 19-Aug-2019
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Jo Malone London helped deliver ‘outstanding’ results says Estée Lauder Companies

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The Estée Lauder Companies has reported outstanding financial results for its fiscal year ended 30 June, 2019.

Net sales of $14.86bn increased 9% from $13.68 billion in the prior year with the Company reporting net sales growth in its international business and nearly all product categories.

Net earnings rose to $1.79bn from $1.11bn in 2018.

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