Natural beauty retailer Onatera raises €10m to accelerate growth

Published: 14-Oct-2019
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The French retailer has experienced growth of 40% per year over the past four years

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Onatera, the French retailer of natural cosmetics and wellbeing products, has raised €10m of inward investment from French venture capital firm Capital Croissance.

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