(Reuters) -The chairman and controlling shareholder of skincare company L'Occitane International is planning again to take the company private, just a few months after he shelved a buyout attempt, two ...

Chairman Reinold Geiger's investment holding company, L'Occitane Groupe SA, is considering an offer for the Hong-Kong listed firm's shares he does not already own, at HK$33 to HK$34 per share, the ...

The billionaire chairman of L'Occitane International is considering taking full control of the European cosmetics and fragrance brand. The company's Hong Kong-listed shares jumped 8.8% on Monday ...

L'Occitane's CEO has stepped down as the company plans to delist from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, while K18, Barry's and CreatorIQ each have new chief marketing officers.

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Each year some 16,000 visitors, including many from Asia, flock to L'Occitane's manufacturing base in Manosque, a town of some 22,000 in the heart of Provence.

BEAUTY buffs are raving about a “luxurious” dupe of L’Occitane’s £23 Shea Butter Hand Cream. The £2.49 rendition is said to be “identical” to the real deal and is apparently ...

L'Occitane owner plans second try to take company private, sources say FILE PHOTO: Cosmetic products displayed in the window of a L’Occitane cosmetics store in central Paris Kane Wu and Andres ...

1 / 2 L'Occitane owner plans second try to take company private, sources say FILE PHOTO: Cosmetic products displayed in the window of a L’Occitane cosmetics store in central Paris Kane Wu and Andres ...