Potential Puig-Estée Lauder merger held up by the British brand Charlotte Tilbury’s renegotiation
The cosmetics and make-up brand is complicating a potential alliance between Puig and Lauder by seeking to renegotiate its agreement with the Spanish group, which acquired the company in 2020 and now holds a 78.5% stake.
The cosmetics and make-up brand is complicating a potential alliance between Puig and Lauder by seeking to renegotiate its agreement with the Spanish group, which acquired the company in 2020 and now holds a 78.5% stake.
The cosmetics and make-up brand is complicating a potential alliance between Puig and Lauder by seeking to renegotiate its agreement with the Spanish group, which acquired the company in 2020 and now holds a 78.5% stake.
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