L’Oréal closes Clarins Fragrance Group acquisition, suspends 2020 guidance due to Covid-19

Published: 2-Apr-2020
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The takeover includes the Mugler brands Alien, Angel and Aura, and Azzaro Parfums

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L’Oréal has finalised its acquisition of the Clarins Fragrance Group (CFG), including the Mugler brands and Azzaro fragrances.

The deal was first announced in October last

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