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Sol de Janeiro acquired by L'Occitane

L'Occitane acquired Sol de Janeiro, a US personal care and beauty brand.

Transaction summary

Target
Sol de Janeiro
Acquirer
L'Occitane
Seller
-
Announced
2021-11-15
Geography
United States
Type
Acquisition
Deal type
Control
Stake acquired
83%
First added
2026-06-19
Latest update
2026-10-21

Value and multiples

100% enterprise value

USD 450M

100% enterprise value | USD

Basis: Estimated

Reported price is assumed to be 100% EV unless stated otherwise. Partial-stake estimates are qualified in the basis notes.

EV / revenue

7.5x

Period: varies by source

Basis: Derived from source data

EV / EBITDA

20.7x

EBITDA basis not stated

Basis: Derived from source data

Amounts paid and other reported values

Original reported amounts and bases; a stake payment is distinct from the estimated whole-company valuation.

Equity Value: USD 450M

Do not divide again by 83% or present equity value as EV without a net-debt bridge.

Basis

  • L’Occitane’s interim report specifies US$450m as the equity value for 100% of Sol de Janeiro, with approximately 83% acquired. The US$450m whole-company value is used as an approximate EV, with no disclosed net-debt adjustment and no further division by 83%. L’Occitane reports 2020 net sales of US$60m, giving 7.5x revenue. EBITDA of EUR 19m comes from FundComb’s comps spreadsheet and is not confirmed by a public source; converted at the announcement-date EUR/USD rate, it gives an estimated 20.7x EBITDA.

Source summary

100% EV basis review

Confirmed

L’Occitane’s interim report specifies US$450m as the equity value for 100% of Sol de Janeiro, with approximately 83% acquired. Do not divide again by 83% or present equity value as EV without a net-debt bridge.

Open source

L'OCCITANE acquires majority stake in Brazilian-inspired premium beauty brand Sol de Janeiro - PR Newswire

Estimated
Open via Google News

L'Occitane acquires Sol de Janeiro, valuing the brand to US$450 million

Estimated

Article reports L'Occitane acquired an 83% stake in Sol de Janeiro based on a US$450 million valuation and says the brand had about US$60 million of net sales in 2020.

Open source

100% EV basis review

Estimated

L’Occitane’s interim report specifies US$450m as the equity value for 100% of Sol de Janeiro, with approximately 83% acquired. Use the stated whole-company valuation as approximate EV under the owner convention; no disclosed net-debt adjustment and no further division by 83%.

Open source

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