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Who owns L'Oréal?

1 of the world’s richest people holds L'Oréal in our tracked profiles.

About

L'Oréal sells beauty products through four divisions, Consumer Products, Luxe, Dermatological Beauty and Professional Products, which together hold about 40 brands.

Beauty products

Source: L'Oréal 2025 Annual Report (online) ↗. Summary in our own words.

Billionaire holders

  1. Francoise Bettencourt Meyers & familyLuxury & retail
    Largest shareholderL'Oréal S.A. (largest shareholder via Téthys SAS and Financière L'Arcouest SAS; family holds seat through Téthys and Jean-Victor Meyers is… · 34.76% of share capital (family incl. Téthys and Financière L'Arcouest) · as of Mar 2025
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    Entry
    L'Oréal S.A. (largest shareholder via Téthys SAS and Financière L'Arcouest SAS; family holds seat through Téthys and Jean-Victor Meyers is vice-chairman after 2025 AGM)
    Ticker
    OR
    Exchange
    Euronext Paris
    Role
    Largest shareholder; FBM stepped down from board at 2025 AGM, seat transferred to Téthys (represented by Alexandre Benais)
    Stake
    34.76% of share capital (family incl. Téthys and Financière L'Arcouest)
    Stake as of
    2025-03-24
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Recent SEC filings

No Form 4 insider trades in L'Oréal from the holders above in the last 90 days.

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Recent moves

Francoise Bettencourt Meyers & familyEarningsLuxury & retailORAI read · ▲ Beat

L'Oréal's Q3 sales jump 11.9%, beating forecasts

The move

L'Oréal reported third-quarter 2026 sales of about €11.6 billion, up 11.9% as reported and 7.2% like-for-like, beating analysts' forecast of about 5.9% like-for-like growth. The company said demand was strong across all its divisions and in all regions, including China, with its luxury division accelerating. CEO Nicolas Hieronimus said "the global beauty market has once again demonstrated its resilience in a challenging environment."

Why it matters

It shows the world's largest cosmetics group returning to stronger growth after a slower start to the year, even as China's luxury demand has been weak elsewhere.

The bear case

Favorable currency moves and easy comparisons from a weak year-ago quarter flatter some of the reported growth.

What to watch

L'Oréal's full-year 2026 results, expected in February 2027.

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