The beauty will transition into its beauty & wellbeing and personal care businesses and both divisions will have their own executive directors
The beauty products category emerged as the top three favourite among the younger demographic with 47 per cent of sales coming from the 18 to 24 years age group
A survey reveals that Instagram reels dominate beauty purchases in India. Meta report revealed that 47 per cent of consumers get to know about the products through Instagram reels
Beauty and cosmetics brand Revlon, which operates in India through its local partner Modi-Mundipharma Beauty Products, is looking to double its business to Rs 400 crore in the current fiscal and has plans to ramp up its offline network by adding more stores, a top company official said on Tuesday. The company has plans to increase the number of outlets to 600 from the existing 300 and also quadruple its presence from 1,000 departmental stores to 4,000 stores, said Revlon Executive Director and Head of Revlon Indian Subcontinent Meghna Modi. Besides, it is considering introducing perfume under the brand Revlon as part of the expansion of its product portfolio for the Indian market, where beauty and cosmetics are projected to have substantial growth led by the millennial generation. Like other beauty brands, Revlon was also a hit during COVID-19, but like others, it has come back with a "bang" and is having a "Diwali blockbuster" in sales this festive season. When asked about expansi
The firm's total expenses for the quarter came in at Rs 1,502 crore, a 22 per cent increase from Rs 1,228 crore in Q2 FY23
As per the DRHP filed by Honasa Consumer, the proposed IPO consists of fresh issue of shares worth Rs 400 crore, and an Offer for Sale (OFS) of up to 46.80 million equity shares.
Pilgrim, a startup operating in the field of beauty and personal care, on Tuesday said it has raised USD 20 million (around Rs 166.6 crore) in a funding round. This Series B round was led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia and India along with existing investors Fireside Ventures & Narotam Sekhsaria Family Office, a joint statement said. The company currently has an annual run rate of Rs 300 crore and aims to scale it to Rs 1,000 crore by 2025 on the back of its commitment to robust R&D and consumer-centricity. Pilgrim, which is serving over five lakh consumers monthly, will deploy this funding to increase brand building, and R&D, and bolster offline expansion within India, it added. "Pilgrim has been steadfast in crafting efficacious solutions tailored to individual consumer needs and co-creating products alongside our customers. This approach has empowered us to introduce groundbreaking innovations, reshaping the landscape of India's beauty and personal care market," its .
Company says it will use money for brand building, research, and bolstering its offline presence
While Itani did not specify a timeline, he indicated that other brands from the division might also be introduced in India in the future
The partners have alleged that Urban Company blocked their cards if their ratings fell below 4.8 out of 5
TV Venkataraman will be responsible for the company's Internal Audit and Risk Management charter
Nykaa rivals conglomerates such as Tata and Reliance both of which have interests in the beauty products industry
The Walmart-owned fashion retailer is scaling up its operations to tap the BPC market, which is expected to grow $38 billion by 2028
To pay Rs 172 cr under the deal, which is expected to be completed by March 31
The FSN E-Commerce Ventures, that runs the fashion and beauty platform Nykaa, announced the resignation of its chief financial officer (CFO) Arvind Agarwal today on November 22
The retailer is already in advanced stage talks to take over Sephora India rights from Arvind Fashions, which also gives it access into the premium beauty and personal care space offline
According to reports, Torrent Pharmaceuticals is set to sign a deal to acquire Curatio Healthcare, a maker of skincare products, for Rs 2100 crore.
Flipkart's social commerce platform has over 250,000 sellers and 150 million products ranging across fashion, beauty, mobiles and home
The 'M-Express' service will work in more than 1,300 pin codes and earn customer loyalty, says the company.
The Series A and Series B fundraises for Beauty, personal products maker Believe were led by Accel and Jungle Ventures with participation from Wamda Capital, a Middle East-based fund.