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前欧莱雅总裁转投老对手
3 6 Ke· 2025-09-29 23:16
美妆行业的人事大洗牌仍在持续进行,在这一轮调整中,具有欧莱雅背景的高管成了各家企业争相挖角的对象。 9月29日,LG生活健康官网就发布新闻稿称:"任命欧莱雅总裁李善珠为新任首席执行官"。据新闻稿显示,LG生活健康已召开董事会,宣布自10月1日起 该任命生效。 $$(\mathbb{B})\coprod_{\mathbb{G}}\mathbb{A}\mathbb{B}\mathbb{J}\mathbb{J}\mathbb{J}\mathbb{J}$$ △图源:LG生活健康官网 从上图来看,李善珠从最初担任欧莱雅韩国传播总监一职,到成为欧莱雅韩国事业部董事总经理,仅用了四年,在任期间,主要负责圣罗兰Yves Saint Laurent和科颜氏品牌。 LG生活健康称:"李善珠为国际美妆巨头欧莱雅集团出身,具有多元化品牌营销及商业经验的营销才能,我们认为是引领生活健康和化妆品事业实现下一 个阶段超越的合适人选。" 前欧莱雅韩国总裁成对手掌权人 需要注意的是,李善珠并非仅在欧莱雅韩国任职,随着时间发展和其期间所做的贡献,她也开启了晋升之路,如LG生活健康的新闻稿显示,她通过将科 颜氏品牌在韩国发展成为仅次于美国的全球第 ...
五大业务均有增长!联合利华:预计下半年将继续改善
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-08-05 06:57
Core Insights - Unilever reported a 3.2% decline in sales to €30.1 billion for the first half of 2025, with a net profit decrease of 5.1% to €3.8 billion, while maintaining a gross margin of 45.7% [1][3] - Underlying sales growth (USG) for the first half was 3.4%, driven by a 1.5% increase in volume and a 1.9% price increase [1][4] Segment Performance - The Foods segment, which includes brands like Knorr, saw a 1.8% decline in sales to €6.6 billion, but an underlying sales growth of 2.2% [2][3] - The Beauty & Wellbeing segment, including brands like Dove and AHC, experienced a 0.8% sales decline to €6.5 billion, with a 3.7% underlying sales growth [2][3] - Personal Care sales also fell by 5.9% to €6.5 billion, but underlying sales grew by 4.8% [2][3] - Home Care sales decreased by 6.7% to €5.9 billion, with a 1.3% underlying sales growth [2][3] - The Ice Cream segment reported a slight sales increase of 0.2% to €4.6 billion, with a notable underlying sales growth of 5.9% [2][3] Regional Performance - Sales in the Asia Pacific region declined by 4.3% to €12.8 billion, while the Americas saw a 4.9% drop to €10.9 billion; Europe, however, experienced a 2.3% increase to €6.4 billion [5][6] - Underlying sales growth in the Asia Pacific region was the highest at 3.5%, with the Americas showing a 3.0% price increase and Europe achieving a 2.8% volume growth [6][4] Strategic Focus - Unilever is focusing on the Indian market as a key growth area, while also planning to divest assets worth €1.5 billion to €2 billion, emphasizing that these are not fire sales [8][10] - The company aims to enhance its portfolio by increasing investments in beauty and personal care, particularly in high-end and e-commerce segments [10][11] - Recent acquisitions include brands like Wild and Dr. Squatch, which complement Unilever's existing product lines [9][10] Future Outlook - Unilever anticipates a full-year underlying sales growth rate of 3% to 5% for 2025, supported by the performance in the first half [4][8] - The company expects continued improvement in the second half of the year, particularly in the Chinese and Indonesian markets [8][9]