��'��é��: Global revenue by division 2012-2023| ��ƽ��

Revenue generated by the ��'��é�� group between 2012 and 2023, by division (in millions of euros)

Characteristic	Consumer Products	Professional products	L'Oreal Luxe	Active cosmetics/Dermatological beauty	The Body Shop
2012	10,713.2	3,002.6	5,568.1	1,499.2	855.3
2013	10,873.2	2,973.8	5,865.2	1,576.3	835.8
2014	10,767.5	3,032.4	6,197.9	1,660.4	873.8
2015	11,844.2	3,399.7	7,230	1,816.3	967.2
2016	11,993.4	3,399.7	7,662.4	1,860.7	920.8
2017	12,118.7	3,350.4	8,471.7	2,082.9	-
2018	12,032.2	3,262.5	9,367.2	2,275.5	-
2019	12,748.2	3,441.5	11,019.8	2,663.7	-
2020	11,703.8	3,097.3	10,179.9	3,011.1	-
2021	12,233.5	3,783.9	12,346.2	3,924	-
2022	14,021.3	4,476.8	14,638.1	5,124.5	-
2023	15,172.7	4,653.9	14,924	6,432	-

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March 2024

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Survey time period

2012 - 2023

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The figures for the years 2012 to 2022 are included in the reports previously published by the source.

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This statistic represents the global revenue by division of the French company ��'��é�� from 2012 to 2023. In 2023, sales of "Mass Market" products amounted to more than 15 billion euros.

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Founded in 1909, the ��'��é�� group has focused on a single activity: beauty products. ��'��é��'s mission is to offer all men and women the best in cosmetic innovation in terms of quality, effectiveness, and safety. By selling wellness products, ��'��é�� has made the universalization of beauty its project for the coming years.

The ��'��é�� group has become the largest cosmetics and beauty products company in the world. In 2014, ��'��é�� was the leading personal care brand worldwide, with a brand value of 23.36 billion U.S. dollars. 2014 was also a good year for ��'��é��: the group experienced strong sales growth and once again demonstrated its ability to outperform its competitors in the beauty products market and gain market share, even in the challenging markets of Western Europe and the United States. During that year, the group also continued its internationalization project: the "new markets" segment remained the company's leading geographic area in terms of sales.

The company's cosmetics branch mainly focuses on skincare, hair care, makeup, hair coloring, and perfumes. Skincare accounted for 30 percent of ��'��é��'s cosmetics sales.

The company had one weakness: the lack of products aimed at young consumers seeking affordable but quality makeup. This gap is expected to be filled by Urban Decay. However, the company will need to improve its presence in the organic and natural products segment in the coming years.