EN FINANCIAL results Puig, a family-owned beauty and fashion company, achieved net revenues of 1,537 million euros in 2020, which represented a 32% decrease on a like-for-like basis compared to 2019. This percentage was partially offset by the incorporation of Charlotte Tilbury in June 2020, reducing the decline to 24%. Although the company’s results in the first two months of 2020 were very satisfactory, the year was cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic, an unprecedented health and economic crisis which has left almost every sector shaken by its effects. Since January 1, 2021, following the incorporation of the brands Uriage, Apivita and the company’s 50% stake in Isdin, Puig has reorganized its business structure into three divisions: Beauty and Fashion Division, Charlotte Tilbury and Derma Division. With this new structure, the company aims to exceed revenues of €3,000 million in 2023 and reach €4,500 million in 2025. This would mean doubling current turnover in 2023 and tripling it in 2025. One of Puig main commitments is to leave a better world for the next generation, and, in this regard, the company has raised its levels of ambition on the road to sustainability. Puig as a whole works within an ESG (environment, social and corporate governance) framework, adopting a global approach that encompasses all business units, and defining a sustainability agenda on the brand level, with a focus on environmental and social aspects. Legal Terms © Puig 2021 We use cookies on this site, both our own and those belonging to third parties. They improve your browsing experience, analyse our services, and show you advertising related to your preferences, based on a profile drawn from your browsing habits (such as which pages you've visited). You can get more information about cookies on our Cookie Policy page. You can accept all cookies by clicking on "Accept All Cookies", or configure their use by clicking on "Cookie Settings". Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies