Leading perfume and toilet preparations manufacturers by revenue in Spain 2019
Antonio Puig SA led the ranking of the main Spanish companies dedicated to the manufacture of perfumery and cosmetics products according to its sales value in 2019. The Barcelona-based company is responsible for manufacturing and distributing well-known perfume brands such as Carolina Herrera, Paco Rabanne, or Nina Ricci. In that year, the revenue of Antonio Puig SA exceeded 1.1 billion euros, which placed it far behind its most immediate competitors such as Productos Capilares L'Oreal SA or Isdin SA.
But that same year was an important one for the cosmetics and perfumery industry in Spain, as sales value amounted to 8.2 billion euros. However, in 2020, with the Covid-19 pandemic, cosmetics had to reinvent themselves to help with the production of products such as hydroalcoholic gels. Without going any further, 44 percent of the companies had the intention to invest in the launch of new product lines in 2020.
Pharmaceutical cosmetics: a booming market
Consumers are increasingly concerned about their health and are looking for natural products. That is why the purchase of personal care products in pharmacies has been rising in the last years. In fact, Isdin SA is one of the top-selling brands of female body care in pharmacies and one of the leading cosmetic manufacturers in Spain too. Other principal brands in the pharmaceutical cosmetics market are Bolton Cile Esp SA in men's care products and Dentaid SL or Lacer SA in oral hygiene products.Skincare, the leading sector of the cosmetics industry in Spain
A sector associated with the pharmaceutical industry, skincare, occupies the highest share of the cosmetics and perfumery market in Spain, with 33 percent of sales in 2019. Consequently, this meant a skincare products revenue of more than 2.6 billion euros in 2019.But that same year was an important one for the cosmetics and perfumery industry in Spain, as sales value amounted to 8.2 billion euros. However, in 2020, with the Covid-19 pandemic, cosmetics had to reinvent themselves to help with the production of products such as hydroalcoholic gels. Without going any further, 44 percent of the companies had the intention to invest in the launch of new product lines in 2020.
