Clarins' Stake In L'Occitane Represents First Step In Acquisition Strategy
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Clarins has embarked on a strategy to acquire minority interests in small- to medium-sized beauty companies with the purchase of a minority stake in Provencal beauty firm L'Occitane, the French skin care company announced April 20.
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