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Core Viewpoint - L'Oréal is focusing on high-end cosmetics to drive new growth, exemplified by its recent agreement to acquire a majority stake in the UK skincare brand Medik8 for approximately €1 billion, pending regulatory approval [3][4]. Group 1: Acquisition Details - The acquisition of Medik8 aims to enhance L'Oréal's luxury product portfolio, integrating it into the high-end cosmetics division [4]. - Medik8, founded by scientist Elliot Isaacs, is known for its clinically validated skincare products and has achieved significant success in the UK market [4]. - Medik8's product prices range from 200 to 900 yuan, and it has seen strong sales growth, with projected global revenue of $115 million for the current year [5]. Group 2: Financial Performance - L'Oréal's overall sales growth has slowed to single digits, with 2024 sales projected at €43.4868 billion, a 5.6% increase, compared to 2023's €41.18 billion, which was a 5.1% increase [5]. - The company's operating profit for 2024 is expected to be €8.6875 billion, up 6.7%, while 2023's profit was €8.14 billion, a 9.2% increase [5]. - In contrast, L'Oréal's sales growth was 18.5% in 2022, indicating a significant decline in growth momentum [5]. Group 3: Strategic Direction - L'Oréal's management has emphasized that the high-end cosmetics division is a key growth engine for the company [5]. - The company's recent acquisitions and investments in high-end brands, including the establishment of a luxury fragrance division and the acquisition of Aesop for $2.5 billion, reflect its commitment to high-end market positioning [4][5]. - The strategy aligns with consumer trends towards personalization and experience, aiming to further elevate L'Oréal's brand positioning in the luxury beauty segment [6].

Group 1 - L'Oréal has officially announced the acquisition of a majority stake in the UK skincare brand Medik8, which will be integrated into its luxury cosmetics division rather than its dermatological beauty division as previously speculated [1][2][3] - The acquisition is valued at approximately €1 billion (around 8.2 billion RMB), with the deal expected to be completed in the coming months pending regulatory approval [3][4] - Medik8's integration into L'Oréal's luxury cosmetics division highlights the company's focus on high-end scientific skincare and aims to expand Medik8's global market presence [1][4] Group 2 - Medik8, founded in 2009 by Elliot Isaacs, is known for its science-based skincare products and the "CSA" skincare philosophy, which emphasizes the use of Vitamin C during the day and Vitamin A at night [8][10] - Despite facing challenges in the Chinese market, Medik8 has shown strong global growth, with reported revenues of £45.3 million (approximately 440 million RMB) and a pre-tax profit of £15.6 million (around 150 million RMB) for the year ending September 2023 [18] - The brand's sales are projected to grow by 50% in 2024, and with L'Oréal's support, Medik8 is expected to enhance its research, distribution, and operational capabilities [18]