1.UNNY announces Chinese idol singer Zhu Zhengting as its Asian spokesperson for sunscreen. UNNY has been positioned as the Asian minimalist and naturalist beauty since its launch in 2014, and has successfully created many of the top 10 breakout products in the Amoy beauty category. It has created many hot-selling products such as makeup remover, eyeliner, concealer, sunscreen, primer and so on in the apps made by Alibaba. By May 2021, UNNY's cumulative omni-channel GMV exceeded $443 million.
2.O&O Consulting: The online retail sales of cross-border shampoo across China exceeded $692 million in 2021 with the average transaction price reaching $13.58. The top three brands in terms of retail sales are FINO, ryo, and KERASTASE.
3.Bloomage Biotech's revenue increased 87.93% year-over-year to $783 million in 2021 and its net income attributable to the parent company increased 21.13% year-over-year to $124 million. Bloomage Biotech is the world's largest producer of hyaluronic acid ingredients providing nearly 40% of the world's hyaluronic acid ingredients each year. It owns brands such as Biohyalux, Quadhai and MedRepair and its revenue of skin care sales increased by about 146.57% year on year.
4.Pola Orbis Group's net sales increased by 1.3% year-on-year to $1.546 billion and operating profit increased by 22.8% year-on-year to $146 million in FY2021. The Group's core brand POLA is very popular with Chinese consumers with its sales of POLA in mainland China up 38% and sales soaring by more than 50% in China's Double 11(Chinese Shopping Carnival).
5.Dermalogica, the world's second largest professional efficacy skincare brand, has entered into a new strategic partnership with AFIONA, a high-end imported cosmetics retail chain in China. Dermalogica products will be available in AFIONA cosmetic stores to provide customized skin care solutions for each skin type. AFIONA will also provide a comprehensive new offline retail consumption scenario for Dermalogica.
6.Kolmar has entered into a partnership with the International Beauty Industry Trade Association (IBITA) and will develop and produce cosmetics exclusively for Middle Eastern customers through IBITA. In China, Kolmar in Wuxi has the largest cosmetic production facility in China. And as the largest single factory in China, Kolmar in Wuxi has the world's most advanced equipment such as the One-Stop automation system, which can produce more than 450 million basic skin care and color cosmetics products annually.
7.TikTok Shop has recently added sites in Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. The new online stores in Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia accept only local registered merchants. The cross-border business, on the other hand, accepts mainland China and Hong Kong merchants and currently tend to forward the UK market. From the new online markets, it seems that Southeast Asia is the first region where TikTok e-commerce will be launched.
8.French beauty, hygiene and home care brand What Matters has achieved $4.588 million of funding. The brand, which is focused on changing the consumption scene by offering organic products in reusable glass bottles. It generated nearly $3,881,600 in revenue in its first 16 months. The brand has not yet entered China.
2.O&O Consulting: The online retail sales of cross-border shampoo across China exceeded $692 million in 2021 with the average transaction price reaching $13.58. The top three brands in terms of retail sales are FINO, ryo, and KERASTASE.
3.Bloomage Biotech's revenue increased 87.93% year-over-year to $783 million in 2021 and its net income attributable to the parent company increased 21.13% year-over-year to $124 million. Bloomage Biotech is the world's largest producer of hyaluronic acid ingredients providing nearly 40% of the world's hyaluronic acid ingredients each year. It owns brands such as Biohyalux, Quadhai and MedRepair and its revenue of skin care sales increased by about 146.57% year on year.
4.Pola Orbis Group's net sales increased by 1.3% year-on-year to $1.546 billion and operating profit increased by 22.8% year-on-year to $146 million in FY2021. The Group's core brand POLA is very popular with Chinese consumers with its sales of POLA in mainland China up 38% and sales soaring by more than 50% in China's Double 11(Chinese Shopping Carnival).
5.Dermalogica, the world's second largest professional efficacy skincare brand, has entered into a new strategic partnership with AFIONA, a high-end imported cosmetics retail chain in China. Dermalogica products will be available in AFIONA cosmetic stores to provide customized skin care solutions for each skin type. AFIONA will also provide a comprehensive new offline retail consumption scenario for Dermalogica.
6.Kolmar has entered into a partnership with the International Beauty Industry Trade Association (IBITA) and will develop and produce cosmetics exclusively for Middle Eastern customers through IBITA. In China, Kolmar in Wuxi has the largest cosmetic production facility in China. And as the largest single factory in China, Kolmar in Wuxi has the world's most advanced equipment such as the One-Stop automation system, which can produce more than 450 million basic skin care and color cosmetics products annually.
7.TikTok Shop has recently added sites in Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. The new online stores in Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia accept only local registered merchants. The cross-border business, on the other hand, accepts mainland China and Hong Kong merchants and currently tend to forward the UK market. From the new online markets, it seems that Southeast Asia is the first region where TikTok e-commerce will be launched.
8.French beauty, hygiene and home care brand What Matters has achieved $4.588 million of funding. The brand, which is focused on changing the consumption scene by offering organic products in reusable glass bottles. It generated nearly $3,881,600 in revenue in its first 16 months. The brand has not yet entered China.
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