L'Oreal sees India biz gaining momentum; expands skincare, online presence
A quarterly results development with market-wide reach.
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French cosmetics major L'Oreal sees its India business "doing a great turnaround", driven by improving team capabilities, increasing localisation, accelerating online commerce and rising demand for haircare and skincare products, said its global Chief Executive Officer Nicolas Hieronimus.
The analysis
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Financial Services
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Consumer & Retail
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Consumer Durables
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