Who owns Fragrance brands?
Perfume and cologne brands and ownership. L'Oréal leads (25.3%), followed by Puig (16.8%), Coty (11.6%), LVMH (10.5%), and others. Compare concentration, open each parent portfolio, then find alternatives under a different conglomerate.
Fragrance brands → parent companies
Ownership map for Fragrance: brands on the left, parent companies on the right.
Relationship diagram is available on larger screens. On mobile, use the ownership chain or brand list on this page.
Diagram shows 20 of 95 brands. See the full list on this page for the rest.
Fragrance brands and who owns them
Which companies own the most Fragrance brands?
Brands owned by L'Oréal
Ariana Grande CloudArmani BeautyCacharel Amor AmorDiesel FragranceGiorgio Armani Acqua di GioGiorgio Armani BeautyLancômeLancôme IdôleLancôme La Vie Est BelleMaison Margiela ReplicaMuglerMugler AlienMugler AngelPrada BeautyRalph Lauren FragrancesRalph Lauren Polo Blue FragranceRalph Lauren Polo RedValentino BeautyViktor&RolfViktor&Rolf FlowerbombYves Saint Laurent BeautyYves Saint Laurent BeautéYves Saint Laurent Black OpiumYves Saint Laurent Libre
FAQ: Fragrance ownership
- Who owns Fragrance brands?
- In our fragrance map, the largest parents are L'Oréal (25.3% / 24 brands), Puig (16.8% / 16 brands), Coty (11.6% / 11 brands). Percentages are share of brands we track — not retail market share.
- Which companies dominate Fragrance?
- L'Oréal leads this coverage map. Scroll the conclusion and grouped list to compare the top parents across 95 brands.
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