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  1. L'Oréal is acquiring a majority stake in the startup Innovist as part of its expansion into the Indian beauty market.

L'Oréal Targets Growth in India's Expanding Hair Colour Market

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L'Oréal is targeting the growing hair colour segment in India, a market currently valued at ₹7,390 crore and expected to reach ₹9,020 crore by 2030. The market is shifting as consumers increasingly seek fashion shades and easier-to-use formats, moving beyond just covering grey hair. L'Oréal is leveraging brands like L'Oréal Paris and Garnier to capture this expansion.

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Why it matters

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The Indian hair colour market is undergoing a structural shift driven by changing consumer preferences, moving from basic grey coverage to fashion and convenience. This growth presents a significant opportunity for major international cosmetics companies like L'Oréal.

From livemint.com

Who's involved

  • L'OréalIs targeting the expanding hair colour market in India.
  • UnileverIs a direct competitor to L'Oréal in consumer markets.

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  • UnileverSpeculative

    Unilever could face increased competition in the Indian consumer goods market, potentially impacting its sales and market share.

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