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Between 2010 and 2019, the L’Oréal Group increased its revenues by approximately 10 billion euros worldwide. After a decade of constant growth, the company's revenue fell by more than one and a half billion euros in 2020 and amounted to almost 28 billion euros. However, values rebounded significantly in 2021 and reached approximately 32.29 billion euros. In 2025, this figure increased further to around 44.05 billion euros, marking an all-time high. 

Breakdown of L’Oréal’s consolidated sales by product division

L’Oréal’s numerous brands are organized by division, a classification based on beauty consumption and distribution channels. Among the four divisions, consumer products have held the most substantial sales share until 2020, but in the latest years, an advancement of L’Oréal Luxe products in many regions could be observed. Cosmetic brands like ³¢²¹²Ô³¦Ã´³¾±ð or Yves Saint Laurent that belong to this high-class division are becoming more popular amongst consumers, particularly in the Asian regions. Therefore, this high product demand is expected to further boost future sales figures.The fiscal year end of the company is December, 31st.

L’Oréal is tapping into new markets

L’Oréal is the largest cosmetics and beauty company in the world. In 2023, the company held a strong presence across all of its main geographic zones. However, if sales in Europe remained stable overtime, they experienced a notable growth in the North Asia region: the group's consolidated sales rose from nearly eight billion euros in 2019 to 10 billion euros as of 2025.