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L'Oreal Revenue, EBIT, Net Income

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Revenue, EBIT and Profit

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Understanding Revenue, EBIT, and Income

Gain insights into L'Oreal, a comprehensive overview of its financial performance can be obtained by analyzing the Revenue, EBIT, and Income chart. Revenue represents the total income generated by L'Oreal from its primary operations, showcasing the company’s ability to attract and retain clients. EBIT, or Earnings Before Interest and Taxes, indicates the company’s operational profitability, free from the influence of tax and interest expenses. The Income section reflects L'Oreal’s net earnings, an ultimate measure of its financial health and profitability.

Yearly Analysis and Comparisons

Observe the yearly bars to understand the annual performance and growth of L'Oreal. Compare the Revenue, EBIT, and Income to evaluate the company’s efficiency and profitability. A higher EBIT compared to the previous year suggests an improvement in operational efficiency. Likewise, an increase in Income indicates enhanced overall profitability. Analyzing the year-to-year comparison assists investors in understanding the company’s growth trajectory and operational efficiency.

Utilizing Expectations for Investment

The expected values for the forthcoming years offer investors a glimpse into L'Oreal’s anticipated financial performance. Analyzing these projections alongside historical data aids in making informed investment decisions. Investors can gauge the potential risks and returns, aligning their investment strategies accordingly to optimize profitability and mitigate risks.

Investment Insights

Leveraging the comparison between Revenue and EBIT helps in assessing L'Oreal’s operational efficiency, while the Revenue and Income comparison reveals the net profitability after accounting for all expenses. Investors can derive valuable insights by meticulously analyzing these financial parameters, laying the foundation for strategic investment decisions aimed at capitalizing on L'Oreal’s growth potential.

L'Oreal Revenue, EBIT and net profit per share

DateL'Oreal RevenueL'Oreal EBITL'Oreal Net Income
2029e65.28 B undefined0 undefined11.32 B undefined
2028e59.28 B undefined12.58 B undefined9.95 B undefined
2027e56.27 B undefined11.78 B undefined9.36 B undefined
2026e52.12 B undefined10.72 B undefined8.46 B undefined
2025e48.82 B undefined9.89 B undefined7.77 B undefined
2024e45.63 B undefined9.1 B undefined7.14 B undefined
202341.18 B undefined7.69 B undefined6.18 B undefined
202238.26 B undefined7.55 B undefined5.71 B undefined
202132.29 B undefined6.18 B undefined4.6 B undefined
202027.99 B undefined5.21 B undefined3.56 B undefined
201929.87 B undefined5.55 B undefined3.75 B undefined
201826.94 B undefined4.92 B undefined3.9 B undefined
201726.02 B undefined4.68 B undefined3.58 B undefined
201624.92 B undefined4.51 B undefined3.11 B undefined
201524.29 B undefined4.33 B undefined3.3 B undefined
201422.53 B undefined3.89 B undefined4.91 B undefined
201322.12 B undefined3.76 B undefined2.96 B undefined
201222.46 B undefined3.7 B undefined2.87 B undefined
201120.34 B undefined3.29 B undefined2.44 B undefined
201019.5 B undefined3.06 B undefined2.24 B undefined
200917.47 B undefined2.58 B undefined1.79 B undefined
200817.54 B undefined2.72 B undefined1.95 B undefined
200717.06 B undefined2.82 B undefined2.66 B undefined
200615.79 B undefined2.6 B undefined2.06 B undefined
200514.53 B undefined2.31 B undefined1.97 B undefined
200413.64 B undefined4.91 B undefined3.97 B undefined

L'Oreal Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement

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REVENUE (B)REVENUE GROWTH (%)GROSS MARGIN (%)GROSS INCOME (B)EBIT (B)EBIT MARGIN (%)NET INCOME (B)NET INCOME GROWTH (%)DIV. ()DIV. GROWTH (%)SHARES (M)DOCUMENTS
199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024e2025e2026e2027e2028e2029e
5.796.127.318.29.210.639.5910.7512.6713.7414.2914.0313.6414.5315.7917.0617.5417.4719.520.3422.4622.1222.5324.2924.9226.0226.9429.8727.9932.2938.2641.1845.6348.8252.1256.2759.2865.28
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74.5975.6076.8176.9778.1478.6380.3280.6081.4381.3282.3782.0469.9470.0971.0671.0470.4370.4670.7871.2370.6771.1671.1571.2171.6371.7272.7873.0073.0973.8872.3573.86------
4.324.635.626.317.198.367.78.6610.3211.1711.7711.519.5410.1911.2212.1212.3512.3113.814.4915.8815.7416.0317.317.8518.6619.6121.8120.4623.8527.6830.42000000
0.610.70.860.951.151.381.061.261.521.591.731.774.912.312.62.822.722.583.063.293.73.763.894.334.514.684.925.555.216.187.557.699.19.8910.7211.7812.580
10.5611.3811.8211.6212.4413.0211.0711.7111.9611.5412.0912.6135.9715.9116.4416.5015.5314.7515.6816.1816.4617.0017.2617.8318.0817.9718.2718.5718.6119.1319.7318.6819.9420.2520.5720.9321.21-
0.330.370.440.480.530.610.680.790.971.291.281.493.971.972.062.661.951.792.242.442.872.964.913.33.113.583.93.753.564.65.716.187.147.778.469.369.9511.32
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Revenue and Growth

The L'Oreal Revenue and Revenue Growth are pivotal to understanding the company's financial health and operational efficiency. A consistent increase in revenue indicates a company’s ability to effectively market and sell its products or services, while the revenue growth percentage offers insights into the pace at which the company is expanding over the years.

Gross Margin

The Gross Margin is a crucial metric that showcases the percentage of revenue exceeding the cost of goods sold (COGS). A higher gross margin is indicative of a company’s efficiency in controlling its production costs, thereby promising potential profitability and financial stability.

EBIT and EBIT Margin

EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes) and EBIT Margin offer deep insights into a company’s profitability, excluding the impacts of interest and taxes. Investors often assess these metrics to gauge the operational efficiency and inherent profitability of a business, separate from its financial structure and tax environment.

Income and Growth

Net Income and its subsequent growth are quintessential for investors looking to understand a company’s profitability. Consistent income growth underscores a company’s ability to enhance its profitability over time, reflecting operational efficiency, strategic competitiveness, and financial health.

Shares Outstanding

Shares outstanding refer to the total number of shares a company has issued. It's instrumental in calculating key metrics like Earnings Per Share (EPS) which is pivotal for investors to evaluate a company’s profitability on a per-share basis, offering a more granular view of financial health and valuation.

Interpreting Year to Year Comparison

Comparing yearly data allows investors to identify trends, assess the company’s growth, and anticipate potential future performance. Analyzing how metrics like revenue, income, and margins change year over year can provide valuable insights into the company’s operational efficiency, competitiveness, and overall financial health.

Expectations and Predictions

Investors often juxtapose the current and past financial data with the market’s expectations. This comparison aids in assessing whether the L'Oreal is performing as anticipated, underperforming or outperforming the market predictions, providing pivotal data for investment decisions.

 
ASSETSCASH BALANCE (M)RECEIVABLES (M)OTHER REC. (M)INVENTORIES (M)OTHER CURRENT LIAB. (M)CURRENT ASSETS (M)TANGIBLE ASSETS (M)LONG-T. INVEST. (M)LONG-T. REC. (M)INTANGIBLE ASSETS (M)GOODWILL (M)OTHER NON-CURRENT ASSETS (M)NON-CURRENT ASSETS (M)TOTAL ASSETS (M)LIABILITIESCOMMON STOCK (M)ADDITIONAL PAID-IN CAPITAL (M)RETAINED EARNINGS (M)OTHER EQUITY (M)UNREAL. GAINS/LOSSES (M)EQUITY (M)LIABILITIES (M)PROVISIONS (M)OTHER SHORT-TERM LIAB. (M)SHORT-TERM DEBTS (M)LONG-TERM DEBT PORTION (M)SHORT-TERM REC. (M)LONG-T. LIAB. (M)DEFERRED TAXES (M)OTHER LIAB. (M)LONG-T. LIABILITIES (M)DEBT (M)TOTAL CAPITAL (M)
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Balance Sheet

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Understanding the Balance Sheet

The balance sheet of L'Oreal provides a detailed financial snapshot, revealing the company's assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time. Analyzing these components is crucial for investors looking to understand L'Oreal's financial health and stability.

Assets

L'Oreal's assets represent everything the company owns or controls that has monetary value. These are categorized into current and non-current assets, offering insights into the company's liquidity and long-term investments.

Liabilities

Liabilities are obligations that L'Oreal must settle in the future. Analyzing the ratio of liabilities to assets provides insights into the company's financial leverage and risk exposure.

Equity

Equity refers to the residual interest in the assets of L'Oreal after deducting liabilities. It represents the owners’ claim on the company’s assets and earnings.

Year-to-Year Analysis

Comparing balance sheet figures year-to-year allows investors to identify trends, growth patterns, and potential financial risks, facilitating informed investment decisions.

Interpreting the Data

Detailed analysis of assets, liabilities, and equity can provide investors with comprehensive insights into L'Oreal's financial standing, aiding in investment evaluations and risk assessments.

 
NET INCOME (B)DEPRECIATION (B)DEFERRED TAXES (M)CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL (M)NON-CASH ITEM (M)PAID INTEREST (M)PAID TAXES (B)NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES (B)CAPITAL EXPENDITURES (M)CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES (M)CASH FLOW FROM OTHER INVESTING ACTIVITIES (B)INTEREST INCOME AND EXPENSES (M)NET DEBT CHANGE (B)NET CHANGE IN EQUITY (M)CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES (B)CASH FLOW FROM OTHER FINANCING ACTIVITIES (M)TOTAL DIVIDENDS PAID (M)NET CHANGE IN CASH FLOW (B)FREE CASH FLOW (M)SHARE-BASED COMPENSATION (M)
1993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023
0.370.440.480.530.610.570.660.770.990.941.083.971.972.062.661.951.792.242.442.872.964.913.33.113.583.93.753.564.65.716.18
0.270.320.310.320.350.280.330.510.560.720.620.410.430.580.60.710.830.730.610.690.770.860.911.381.221.111.962.031.781.541.72
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4853808475423763-42107125-2,9142043-572848087878438-2,018143125292130136142178143195
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000000000000.640.690.730.820.820.610.710.871.110.971.0600001.531.321.262.10
0.720.840.710.851.020.741.030.981.621.841.781.852.092.482.642.63.223.32.93.533.713.864.24.75.165.296.266.456.736.287.6
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0.09-0.11-0.140.11-0.04-0.040.13-0.040.12-0.060.13-0.140.090.120.31-0.010.10.380.10.170.45-0.74-0.520.351.30.951.291.12-3.69-0.11.67
361.69564.16379.25425.38541.49331.4485.6498.41,055.21,297.21,222.11,169.31,431.61,730.71,8681,851.22,596.62,625.72,038.52,577.32,694.52,855.93,0713,369.83,8953,875.85,031.85,480.95,653.24,935.16,115.9
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L'Oreal stock margins

The L'Oreal margin analysis displays the gross margin, EBIT margin, as well as the profit margin of L'Oreal. The EBIT margin (EBIT/sales) indicates the percentage of sales that remains as operating profit. The profit margin shows the percentage of sales that remains for L'Oreal.

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Margin

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Understanding Gross Margin

The gross margin, expressed as a percentage, delineates the gross profit made from the L'Oreal's sales revenue. A higher gross margin percentage indicates that the L'Oreal retains more revenue after accounting for the costs of goods sold. Investors use this metric to gauge financial health and operational efficiency, as well as to compare it with competitors and industry averages.

EBIT Margin Analysis

EBIT margin represents the L'Oreal's earnings before interest and taxes. Analyzing the EBIT margin over different years provides insights into the operational profitability and efficiency, excluding the effects of financial leverage and tax structure. A growing EBIT margin over the years signifies improving operational performance.

Revenue Margin Insights

The revenue margin demonstrates the L'Oreal's total revenue generated. When comparing the revenue margin year over year, investors can gauge the L'Oreal's growth and market expansion. It is essential to compare the revenue margin with the gross and EBIT margins to understand the cost and profit structures better.

Interpreting Expectations

The expected values for gross, EBIT, and revenue margins provide future financial outlook of the L'Oreal. Investors should compare these expectations with historical data to understand potential growth and risk factors. It is crucial to consider the underlying assumptions and methodologies used in projecting these expected values to make informed investment decisions.

Comparative Analysis

Comparing the gross, EBIT, and revenue margins, both yearly and over multiple years, enables investors to perform a comprehensive analysis of the L'Oreal's financial health and growth prospects. Evaluating the trends and patterns in these margins helps in identifying strengths, weaknesses, and potential investment opportunities.

L'Oreal Margin History

L'Oreal Gross marginL'Oreal Profit marginL'Oreal EBIT marginL'Oreal Profit margin
2029e73.86 %0 %17.35 %
2028e73.86 %21.21 %16.79 %
2027e73.86 %20.93 %16.63 %
2026e73.86 %20.57 %16.24 %
2025e73.86 %20.25 %15.91 %
2024e73.86 %19.94 %15.66 %
202373.86 %18.68 %15.02 %
202272.35 %19.73 %14.92 %
202173.88 %19.13 %14.24 %
202073.09 %18.61 %12.73 %
201973 %18.57 %12.55 %
201872.78 %18.27 %14.46 %
201771.72 %17.97 %13.76 %
201671.63 %18.08 %12.46 %
201571.21 %17.84 %13.58 %
201471.15 %17.27 %21.79 %
201371.17 %17 %13.37 %
201270.67 %16.46 %12.77 %
201171.24 %16.19 %11.99 %
201070.78 %15.68 %11.49 %
200970.46 %14.75 %10.26 %
200870.43 %15.53 %11.11 %
200771.04 %16.51 %15.57 %
200671.06 %16.44 %13.05 %
200570.09 %15.91 %13.57 %
200469.94 %35.97 %29.1 %

L'Oreal Stock Sales Revenue, EBIT, Earnings per Share

The L'Oreal earnings per share therefore indicates how much revenue L'Oreal has generated per share in a given period. The earnings before interest and taxes per share shows how much of the operating profit corresponds to each share. The earnings per share indicates how much of the profit belongs to each share.

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Revenue Per Share

Revenue per share represents the total revenue L'Oreal earns, divided by the number of outstanding shares. It is a crucial metric as it reflects the company's ability to generate sales and signifies growth and expansion potential. Comparing yearly revenue per share allows investors to analyze the consistency in a company’s earnings and predict future trends.

EBIT Per Share

EBIT per share indicates L'Oreal's earning before interest and taxes, offering insights into operational profitability excluding the effects of capital structure and tax rates. It can be juxtaposed against revenue per share to gauge the efficiency in converting sales into profits. A consistent increase in EBIT per share over the years underscores operational efficiency and profitability.

Income Per Share

Income per share, or earnings per share (EPS), reveals the portion of L'Oreal’s profit allocated to each share of common stock. It’s instrumental in evaluating the profitability and financial health. By comparing it with revenue and EBIT per share, investors discern how effectively a firm translates sales and operational profits into net income.

Expected Values

Expected values are projections of revenue, EBIT, and income per share for forthcoming years. These anticipations, rooted in historical data and market analysis, aid investors in strategizing their investments, evaluating L'Oreal's prospective performance, and estimating future stock prices. However, it’s pivotal to consider market volatilities and uncertainties that can influence these projections.

L'Oreal Revenue, EBIT and net profit per share

DateL'Oreal Sales per ShareL'Oreal EBIT per shareL'Oreal Earnings per Share
2029e122.09 undefined0 undefined21.18 undefined
2028e110.87 undefined0 undefined18.62 undefined
2027e105.24 undefined0 undefined17.5 undefined
2026e97.47 undefined0 undefined15.83 undefined
2025e91.29 undefined0 undefined14.53 undefined
2024e85.34 undefined0 undefined13.36 undefined
202376.6 undefined14.31 undefined11.5 undefined
202271.16 undefined14.04 undefined10.61 undefined
202157.68 undefined11.03 undefined8.21 undefined
202049.84 undefined9.27 undefined6.34 undefined
201953.08 undefined9.86 undefined6.66 undefined
201847.84 undefined8.74 undefined6.92 undefined
201746.18 undefined8.3 undefined6.36 undefined
201644.14 undefined7.98 undefined5.5 undefined
201543 undefined7.67 undefined5.84 undefined
201438.5 undefined6.65 undefined8.39 undefined
201336.39 undefined6.18 undefined4.87 undefined
201237.11 undefined6.11 undefined4.74 undefined
201134.04 undefined5.51 undefined4.08 undefined
201032.99 undefined5.17 undefined3.79 undefined
200929.92 undefined4.41 undefined3.07 undefined
200829.69 undefined4.61 undefined3.3 undefined
200728.16 undefined4.65 undefined4.38 undefined
200625.64 undefined4.22 undefined3.35 undefined
200523.03 undefined3.67 undefined3.13 undefined
200421 undefined7.55 undefined6.11 undefined

L'Oreal business model

L'Oreal SA is a French cosmetics company that operates worldwide. It was founded in 1909 by Eugène Schueller. The name L'Oreal is an abbreviation for "Laboratoires de recherches cosmétiques". L'Oreal's business model is based on the manufacturing, distribution, and marketing of cosmetic products. The company operates in various levels, such as research and development, production, marketing, and distribution of skincare, hair care, makeup, and perfume products. The different divisions of L'Oreal include: luxury products, mass-market products, active cosmetics, and professional products. Each of these divisions has its own target audience and products. Luxury products are high-priced products targeting an upscale audience, while mass-market products have lower prices and a broader target audience. The active cosmetics division offers products for specific skin problems or needs, such as sun protection, anti-aging products, or products for sensitive skin. The professional products division is intended for hairdressers and beauty salons, offering products for hair care, styling, and coloring. L'Oreal is known for its numerous brands, such as Lancôme, L'Oreal Paris, Maybelline New York, Garnier, Redken, Matrix, and many more. Each of these brands has its own products and target audiences. L'Oreal also has several licensing and partnership agreements, such as with Armani, Ralph Lauren, and Yves Saint Laurent. The main product of L'Oreal is skincare. The company is one of the world's largest manufacturers of skincare products. L'Oreal is known for its anti-aging products and has also increasingly launched products for sensitive and problematic skin in recent years. Another important product segment is hair care, represented by brands like L'Oreal Professionnel, Redken, and Kérastase. L'Oreal places great emphasis on research and development. The company operates numerous research laboratories worldwide and has made significant investments in research in recent years. L'Oreal works closely with scientists and dermatologists and aims to bring innovative and effective products to the market. L'Oreal is also a company that is committed to sustainability and social responsibility. The company has launched a range of initiatives to minimize its impact on the environment and improve its ethical standards. L'Oreal aims to be carbon neutral by 2030 and climate neutral by 2050. Overall, L'Oreal is a company distinguished by its wide range of products, well-known brands, and research and development work. The company is able to meet the different needs and desires of its customers and offers products for all price ranges and target audiences. L'Oreal is also a company that is committed to sustainability and social responsibility, making it an attractive choice for customers interested in these issues. L'Oreal is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.com.

L'Oreal SWOT Analysis

Strengths

L'Oreal SA, a leading beauty and cosmetics company, possesses several strengths that contribute to its success in the market. These strengths include:

  • Strong brand portfolio: L'Oreal SA owns a wide range of well-known and respected brands, allowing it to capture various market segments and cater to diverse consumer preferences.
  • Extensive global presence: With operations in over 150 countries, L'Oreal SA benefits from a vast international footprint, enabling it to tap into different markets and reach a diverse customer base.
  • Ongoing innovation: L'Oreal SA invests heavily in research and development to continuously develop new products and stay ahead of industry trends, ensuring a competitive edge.
  • Strong distribution network: The company's well-established distribution channels and partnerships facilitate efficient product delivery and availability across multiple retail channels.

Weaknesses

Despite its strengths, L'Oreal SA also faces several weaknesses that pose challenges to its business. These weaknesses include:

  • Reliance on a limited target market: L'Oreal SA's products primarily target the mid-to-high-end consumer segment, potentially missing out on untapped market segments and limiting further growth.
  • Response to ethical concerns: The company has faced criticism and campaigns related to animal testing and use of potentially harmful ingredients, which may negatively impact its reputation and consumer perception.
  • Integration of acquisitions: L'Oreal SA has acquired numerous companies, and successfully integrating them into the overall business can be a complex process, with potential risks of disrupting operations.

Opportunities

L'Oreal SA has several opportunities to capitalize on in the market. These opportunities include:

  • Rising demand for natural and organic products: L'Oreal SA can tap into the growing consumer preference for natural and sustainable beauty products by expanding its offerings in this segment.
  • Increasing online sales: The company can leverage the growing e-commerce trend by enhancing its online presence and optimizing online sales channels, capturing a wider customer base.
  • Expanding in emerging markets: L'Oreal SA can explore new markets in emerging economies that exhibit strong growth potential, such as Brazil, China, and India, to diversify its revenue streams.

Threats

L'Oreal SA faces certain threats that could impact its performance in the market. These threats include:

  • Intense competition: The beauty and cosmetics industry is highly competitive, with numerous players vying for market share. L'Oreal SA must continuously innovate and differentiate itself to stay ahead.
  • Economic downturns: During economic downturns, consumer spending on non-essential products like cosmetics may decline, affecting L'Oreal SA's sales and profitability.
  • Regulatory challenges: The company operates in various countries with different regulatory frameworks, making compliance and adapting to changing regulations complex and potentially costly.

L'Oreal historical P/E ratio, EBIT, and P/S ratio.

L'Oreal shares outstanding

The number of shares was L'Oreal in 2023 — This indicates how many shares 537.658 M is divided into. Since shareholders are the owners of a company, each share represents a small portion of the company's ownership.

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Revenue Per Share

Revenue per share represents the total revenue L'Oreal earns, divided by the number of outstanding shares. It is a crucial metric as it reflects the company's ability to generate sales and signifies growth and expansion potential. Comparing yearly revenue per share allows investors to analyze the consistency in a company’s earnings and predict future trends.

EBIT Per Share

EBIT per share indicates L'Oreal's earning before interest and taxes, offering insights into operational profitability excluding the effects of capital structure and tax rates. It can be juxtaposed against revenue per share to gauge the efficiency in converting sales into profits. A consistent increase in EBIT per share over the years underscores operational efficiency and profitability.

Income Per Share

Income per share, or earnings per share (EPS), reveals the portion of L'Oreal’s profit allocated to each share of common stock. It’s instrumental in evaluating the profitability and financial health. By comparing it with revenue and EBIT per share, investors discern how effectively a firm translates sales and operational profits into net income.

Expected Values

Expected values are projections of revenue, EBIT, and income per share for forthcoming years. These anticipations, rooted in historical data and market analysis, aid investors in strategizing their investments, evaluating L'Oreal's prospective performance, and estimating future stock prices. However, it’s pivotal to consider market volatilities and uncertainties that can influence these projections.

L'Oreal Stock splits

In L'Oreal's history, there have been no stock splits.

L'Oreal dividend history and estimates

In 2023, L'Oreal paid a dividend amounting to 6 EUR. Dividend means that L'Oreal distributes a portion of its profits to its owners.

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Dividend Overview

The dividend per year chart for L'Oreal provides a comprehensive view of the annual dividends distributed to shareholders. Analyze the trend to understand the consistency and growth in dividend payouts over the years.

Interpretation and Use

A consistent or increasing trend in dividends can indicate the company's profitability and financial health. Investors can use this data to identify L'Oreal’s potential for long-term investment and income generation through dividends.

Investment Strategy

Incorporate the dividend data in evaluating L'Oreal's overall performance. A thorough analysis, considering other financial aspects, will help in making informed investment decisions for optimal capital growth and income generation.

L'Oreal Dividend History

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L'Oreal dividend payout ratio

In 2023, L'Oreal had a payout ratio of 51.56%. The payout ratio indicates the percentage of the company's profits that L'Oreal distributes as dividends.

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What is Yearly Payout Ratio?

The yearly payout ratio for L'Oreal represents the proportion of earnings paid out as dividends to shareholders. It is an indicator of the company's financial health and stability, illustrating how much profit is being returned to investors versus being reinvested back into the company.

How to Interpret the Data

A lower payout ratio for L'Oreal could mean that the company is reinvesting more into its growth, whereas a higher ratio indicates more earnings are being distributed as dividends. Investors seeking regular income might prefer companies with a higher payout ratio, while those looking for growth may opt for companies with a lower ratio.

Using the Data for Investments

Evaluate L'Oreal's payout ratio in conjunction with other financial metrics and performance indicators. A sustainable payout ratio, coupled with strong financial health, can indicate a reliable dividend payout. However, a very high ratio might suggest the company is not sufficiently reinvesting in its future growth.

L'Oreal Payout Ratio History

DateL'Oreal Payout ratio
2029e49.08 %
2028e48.92 %
2027e48.82 %
2026e49.5 %
2025e48.44 %
2024e48.51 %
202351.56 %
202245.24 %
202148.72 %
202060.73 %
201957.81 %
201851.3 %
201751.97 %
201656.36 %
201546.31 %
201429.8 %
201347.33 %
201242.19 %
201144.12 %
201039.58 %
200946.91 %
200841.82 %
200726.94 %
200629.85 %
200526.2 %
200417.92 %
Unfortunately, there are currently no price targets and forecasts available for L'Oreal.

L'Oreal latest earnings and earnings surprises

DateEPS EstimateEPS ActualQuarterly report
12/31/20235.54 5.35  (-3.41 %)2023 Q4
6/30/20236.69 6.73  (0.66 %)2023 Q2
12/31/20225.34 5.21  (-2.48 %)2022 Q4
6/30/20225.5 6.05  (10 %)2022 Q2
12/31/20214.18 4.19  (0.34 %)2021 Q4
6/30/20214.53 4.63  (2.12 %)2021 Q2
12/31/20203.48 3.48  (-0.14 %)2020 Q4
6/30/20203.82 3.82  (0.06 %)2020 Q2
12/31/20193.5 3.36  (-4.05 %)2019 Q4
6/30/20194.5 4.38  (-2.69 %)2019 Q2
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Eulerpool ESG Scorecard© for the L'Oreal stock

Eulerpool World ESG Rating (EESG©)

88/ 100

🌱 Environment

99

👫 Social

99

🏛️ Governance

66

Environment

Scope 1 - Direct Emissions
19,700
Scope 2 - Indirect emissions from purchased energy
5,400
Scope 3 - Indirect emissions within the value chain
11,245,000
Total CO₂ emissions
25,100
CO₂ reduction strategy
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Coal energy
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Nuclear power
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Animal experiments
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Fur & Leather
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Pesticides
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Palm Oil
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Tobacco
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Genetically modified organisms
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Climate concept
—
Sustainable forestry
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Recycling regulations
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Environmentally friendly packaging
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Hazardous substances
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Fuel consumption and efficiency
✅
Water consumption and efficiency
✅

Social

Percentage of female employees68
Percentage of women in management—
Percentage of Asian employees—
Share of Asian management—
Percentage of Hispanic/Latino employees—
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Percentage of Black employees—
Black Management Share—
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L'Oreal list of shareholders

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34.73 % Bettencourt Meyers Family185,715,079-274,30612/31/2023
20.13 % Nestle SA107,621,021-167,06412/31/2023
1.89 % L'Oréal Employees10,124,011154,55112/31/2023
1.06 % Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)5,671,371-326,56812/31/2023
1.04 % Fundsmith LLP5,582,666011/30/2023
0.84 % BlackRock Institutional Trust Company, N.A.4,475,70347,7953/31/2024
0.58 % BlackRock Advisors (UK) Limited3,122,87428,1653/31/2024
0.45 % Amundi Asset Management, SAS2,416,02348,5483/31/2024
0.45 % The Vanguard Group, Inc.2,408,892-7493/31/2024
0.42 % Jennison Associates LLC2,255,8812,6993/31/2024
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L'Oreal Executives and Management Board

Mr. Nicolas Hieronimus59
L'Oreal Chief Executive Officer, Member of the Executive Committee, Director (since 1998)
Compensation 3.55 M
Mr. Jean-Paul Agon66
L'Oreal Chairman of the Board (since 1981)
Compensation 1.6 M
Mrs. Sophie Bellon62
L'Oreal Independent Director
Compensation 120,000
Ms. Virginie Morgon53
L'Oreal Independent Director
Compensation 119,000
Mrs. Francoise Bettencourt Meyers69
L'Oreal Vice Chairwoman of the Board (since 1997)
Compensation 107,000
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Most common questions regarding L'Oreal

What values and corporate philosophy does L'Oreal represent?

L'Oreal SA represents values of innovation, diversity, and sustainability. As a global beauty company, L'Oreal strives to provide high-quality products that meet the diverse needs of its consumers. The company promotes inclusivity by embracing a multicultural approach and celebrating individual differences. L'Oreal's corporate philosophy revolves around the belief that beauty should be accessible to all and that it can contribute to a more sustainable world. With a strong commitment to research and development, L'Oreal continuously seeks innovative solutions and technologies to enhance beauty care. Through its numerous brands, L'Oreal SA aims to empower individuals and inspire confidence while promoting environmental responsibility.

In which countries and regions is L'Oreal primarily present?

L'Oreal SA is primarily present in various countries and regions worldwide. The company has a significant presence in France, its home country, where it was founded. L'Oreal also has a strong presence in North America, particularly in the United States and Canada. In addition, the company has established itself in many European countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy. L'Oreal's reach extends further to Asia, where it has a substantial presence in markets like China, Japan, and India. Additionally, the company operates in Latin American countries such as Brazil and Mexico. Overall, L'Oreal SA has a global presence, serving consumers in numerous countries and regions.

What significant milestones has the company L'Oreal achieved?

L'Oreal SA has achieved several significant milestones throughout its history. One notable milestone is the company's continuous growth and success in the beauty and cosmetics industry, establishing itself as a global leader. L'Oreal has also expanded its presence worldwide and acquired numerous well-known brands, such as Maybelline, Lancôme, and Kiehl's, further strengthening its market position. Additionally, L'Oreal has been at the forefront of innovation, introducing advanced skincare technologies and promoting sustainable beauty practices. With a commitment to research and development, L'Oreal has consistently delivered high-quality products and maintained a strong brand reputation.

What is the history and background of the company L'Oreal?

L'Oreal SA is a renowned cosmetics and beauty company based in France. With a rich history spanning over a century, L'Oreal was founded in 1909 by Eugène Schueller. The company has become a global leader in the beauty industry, offering a wide range of products including skincare, hair care, makeup, and fragrances. L'Oreal has established a strong presence in numerous countries and has acquired various popular brands over the years. With its commitment to innovation, research, and sustainability, L'Oreal continues to shape the beauty industry with groundbreaking products and initiatives. L'Oreal SA remains a trusted and influential player in the global beauty market.

Who are the main competitors of L'Oreal in the market?

L'Oreal SA faces strong competition from major players in the beauty and cosmetics industry. Some of its main competitors include Estée Lauder Companies Inc., The Procter & Gamble Company, Shiseido Company Limited, and Coty Inc. These companies also have a significant global presence and offer a wide range of beauty and personal care products. L'Oreal SA competes with them to capture market share, attract customers with innovative products, and maintain its position as a leading beauty brand.

In which industries is L'Oreal primarily active?

L'Oreal SA is primarily active in the beauty and personal care industry. The company operates in various sectors within this industry, including skincare, haircare, makeup, and fragrances. With a focus on innovative and high-quality products, L'Oreal SA has established itself as a global leader in the beauty industry. Leveraging its strong brand presence and extensive product portfolio, L'Oreal SA continues to drive growth and meet the evolving needs of consumers worldwide.

What is the business model of L'Oreal?

L'Oreal SA's business model revolves around being a leading multinational beauty and personal care company. They operate through four main divisions: Consumer Products, Professional Products, L'Oreal Luxe, and Active Cosmetics. The Consumer Products division offers mass-market skincare, haircare, makeup, and fragrance products. The Professional Products division provides haircare products to professionals and salons. L'Oreal Luxe offers high-end and luxury beauty products from renowned brands. Lastly, the Active Cosmetics division focuses on dermatology and skincare products. L'Oreal SA's business model emphasizes innovation, research, and development to cater to diverse consumer needs worldwide.

What is the P/E ratio of L'Oreal 2024?

The L'Oreal P/E ratio is 29.97.

What is the P/S ratio of L'Oreal 2024?

The L'Oreal P/S ratio is 4.69.

What is the AlleAktien quality score of L'Oreal?

The AlleAktien quality score for L'Oreal is 10/10.

What is the revenue of L'Oreal 2024?

The expected L'Oreal revenue is 45.63 B EUR.

How high is the profit of L'Oreal 2024?

The expected L'Oreal profit is 7.14 B EUR.

What is the business model of L'Oreal

With a turnover of over 27 billion euros in 2020, L'Oreal is one of the world's largest and most successful cosmetics companies. The French company was founded in 1909 and is now present in over 150 countries. L'Oreal's business model is based on four different divisions: Consumer Products, Professional Products, Luxury Products, and Active Cosmetics. The Consumer Products division includes all products available in retail stores. This includes makeup, skin, and hair care products. The L'Oreal Paris brand is the most well-known in this division and includes a wide range of products for women and men of all ages. Other brands such as Garnier, Maybelline, NYX, and Essie are also part of this division. The Professional Products division offers cosmetics for hairdressers, makeup artists, and other professional users. This includes hair dyes, hair care products, and salon supplies. Brands such as L'Oreal Professionnel, Redken, Matrix, and Kerastase are represented in this division and are appreciated by both professional users and customers. Luxury Products include all high-end products. This includes brands such as Lancôme, Biotherm, Yves Saint Laurent, and Giorgio Armani Beauty. The products are sold through high-end department stores, perfumeries, and online shops and target customers who value high-quality and exclusive products. The Active Cosmetics division offers skincare cosmetics. Brands such as Vichy, La Roche-Posay, and Skinceuticals are tailored to specific skincare needs and include products for acne treatment, sun protection, and anti-aging care. In recent years, L'Oreal has also focused more on online sales and digital channels. For example, the company offers personalized skincare products tailored to skin type and individual needs. Augmented reality apps are also used to facilitate customers' try-on of makeup products. L'Oreal's product range is wide and covers a variety of brands and categories. The company prioritizes research and development to develop innovative products that meet consumer needs. L'Oreal places great importance on sustainability and environmental protection and advocates the use of recyclable materials and the fight against animal testing. Overall, L'Oreal's business model is focused on meeting customer needs while remaining profitable. With its focus on research and development, sustainability, and digital distribution channels, the company is successful in a competitive market and can expect further growth and success in the future.

What is the L'Oreal dividend?

L'Oreal pays a dividend of 4.8 EUR distributed over 1 payouts per year.

How often does L'Oreal pay dividends?

L'Oreal pays out a dividend 1 times a year.

What is the L'Oreal ISIN?

The ISIN of L'Oreal is FR0000120321.

What is the L'Oreal WKN?

The WKN of L'Oreal is 853888.

What is the L'Oreal ticker?

The ticker of L'Oreal is OR.PA.

How much dividend does L'Oreal pay?

Over the past 12 months, L'Oreal paid a dividend of 6 EUR . This corresponds to a dividend yield of about 1.51 %. For the coming 12 months, L'Oreal is expected to pay a dividend of 6.65 EUR.

What is the dividend yield of L'Oreal?

The current dividend yield of L'Oreal is 1.51 %.

When does L'Oreal pay dividends?

L'Oreal pays a quarterly dividend. This is distributed in the months of May, May, May, May.

How secure is the dividend of L'Oreal?

L'Oreal paid dividends every year for the past 26 years.

What is the dividend of L'Oreal?

For the upcoming 12 months, dividends amounting to 6.65 EUR are expected. This corresponds to a dividend yield of 1.67 %.

In which sector is L'Oreal located?

L'Oreal is assigned to the 'Non-cyclical consumption' sector.

Wann musste ich die Aktien von L'Oreal kaufen, um die vorherige Dividende zu erhalten?

To receive the latest dividend of L'Oreal from 4/30/2024 amounting to 6.6 EUR, you needed to have the stock in your portfolio before the ex-date on 4/26/2024.

When did L'Oreal pay the last dividend?

The last dividend was paid out on 4/30/2024.

What was the dividend of L'Oreal in the year 2023?

In the year 2023, L'Oreal distributed 4.8 EUR as dividends.

In which currency does L'Oreal pay out the dividend?

The dividends of L'Oreal are distributed in EUR.

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