Beauty’s Big Deals

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Roundtable — episode 75

Beauty brands continued to be hot commodities as 2021 came to a close— Procter & Gamble snapped up three brands in a matter of months with the purchase of Ouai, Farmacy, and Tula. L’Oréal decided to populate its portfolio with superfood skincare wonder Youth to the People in December, while Edgewell introduced women’s shaving brand Billie to its male-skewed stable of brands in November. Join Nader Naeymi-Rad and three deal experts as they break down what these acquisitions mean for the industry and valuations moving into 2022.

Hosts

  • Nader Naeymi-Rad

    Founder & Publisher,
    Beauty Independent

Panelists

  • Ashleigh Barker

    Director,
    Michel Dyens & Co

  • Lauren Leibrandt

    Head of Beauty & Wellness Investment Banking,
    Baird

  • Luc-Henry Rousselle

    Managing Director,
    William Hood & Co

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Expert Dialogue Investment Bankers Anticipate Lots Of Beauty Deals, A Focus On Profits And A Dip In Valuations This Year After a slow 2020 for beauty mergers and acquisitions, the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022 have been buzzing with activity, thanks to a backlog of capital that investors and buyers have been eager to deploy.  “There's just been a lot of catch up,” said Ashleigh... READ THE FULL ARTICLE →

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