Brand ownership

Who owns The Ordinary?

The Ordinary is owned by The Estée Lauder Companies. Previously owned by DECIEM (2013–2021). Below: ownership chain, same-parent brands, and alternatives from other companies. The Estée Lauder Companies

The Ordinary ownership chain (parent: The Estée Lauder Companies)

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Confirmed ownership sources

Confidence ≥ 70% — used for the main ownership conclusion.

The Ordinary ownership history

Public ownership changes we track (ended edges). Current parent is listed first when known.

  1. Current
    The Estée Lauder Companies

    Active ultimate parent in our dataset.

  2. From Jan 1, 2013
    DECIEM

    Prior owner · Curated · 90% confidence · source

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Alternatives to The Ordinary

Alternatives

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FAQ: The Ordinary ownership

Who owns The Ordinary?
The Ordinary is owned by The Estée Lauder Companies.
What other brands are owned by the same company as The Ordinary?
There are 22 other brands under The Estée Lauder Companies in our dataset. See “Same corporate family” on this page.
What are alternatives to The Ordinary not owned by The Estée Lauder Companies?
We list 12 alternative brands in related categories that are not owned by The Estée Lauder Companies. See the Alternatives section.

Sources & disclaimer

BrandRootMap is an independent reference tool. Ownership data is compiled from public sources and may change after acquisitions. Not affiliated with any brand or parent company.

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