We inform you that on this website we use our own and third-party cookies to collect information about its use, improve our services and, where appropriate, display advertising by analyzing your browsing habits. You can expressly accept its use by pressing the "ACCEPT" button or configure and select the cookies you want to accept or reject in the settings. You can also get more information about our cookie policy here.

The global fashion business journal

Apr 29, 20241:10am

L’Oréal moves its United Kingdom head office 

The cosmetics giant will move its London office to White City building, where other companies like Ralph&Russo and Yoox Net-a-Porter will also open new offices. 

Jan 7, 2020 — 4:54pm
mds
Save

L’Oréal moves its United Kingdom head office 

 

 

L’Oréal changes the headquarters in the United Kingdom. The French cosmetics company has chosen White City building, in West London as a new location for the headquarters of its business in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

 

The French group will move to the new headquarters in the fall of 2023, when their current lease ends, leaving their office in Hammersmith. The offices, which will hold 1,000 employees, will also have the offices of companies like Ralph&Russo, Yoox Net-a-Porter, as well as BBC and ITV studios.

 

L’Oréal, founded in 1909 by Eugène Schueller, ended its last fiscal year with a profit of 3.9 billion euros, up 8.8% year-on-year. The company’s sales reached 26.9 billion euros, up 7.1% from the previous year.

 

Advertising
Participation rules

info@themds.com

 

Validation policy for comments: 

 
MDS does not perform prior verification for the publication of comments. However, to prevent anonymous comments from affecting the rights of third parties without the ability to reply, all comments require a valid email address, which won’t be visible or shared.
 
Enter your name and email address to be able to comment on this news: once you click on the link you will find within your verification email, your comment will be published.

0 comments — Be the first to comment
...