Natura announced it will be closing its subscription program on May 31st and shuttering its US operations on June 30th. Following restructuring efforts, the company is now focused on growth and sustainability in its Latin American markets.

Following the conclusion of its capital structure reorganization and corporate streamlining phase, Natura announced the reconfiguration of its board of directors, transitioning to a new Advisory Board that will focus on “preserving the company’s essence.” As part of the restructuring, Fábio Barbosa will step down as Chairman to join the Advisory Board alongside the company’s founders.

Natura has sold its Avon operations in Russia. Arnest Group purchased the operations for approximately $31 million, which were the last remaining Natura asset outside Latin America.

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Natura announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2025. Consolidated net revenue during the quarter was $986 million, down 3.8% year-over-year in constant currency, which the company says reflects the slowdown in the beauty market in Brazil and temporary and expected operational impacts from the integration with Avon in Argentina and Mexico.

Natura has called a shareholders meeting, set to take place on October 31, 2025, to vote on the potential merger of Avon Industrial into Natura. If it were to pass under the terms of the transaction, Natura would assume all assets of Avon Industrial.

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Natura has entered into an agreement to sell Avon’s operations in Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Honduras, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic to Grupo PDC. Natura will receive $22 million with the transaction and will act as licensor of the Avon brand and product supplier.

Natura has entered into an agreement to sell Avon’s operations in Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Honduras, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic to Grupo PDC. Natura will receive $22 million with the transaction and will act as licensor of the Avon brand and product supplier.

Natura announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2025. Net income reached $81 million in Latin America. However, when considering Avon’s operations outside Latin America, that number fell to $35 million.

Natura &Co announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2025. The company achieved consolidated net revenue of $1.1 billion, a 45.8% year-over-year increase when considering Brazilian Reais. In LATAM constant currency, that net revenue boost was 12.2%, which the company attributes to strong performance in Hispanic markets. Consolidated recurring EBITDA was $139.7 million, […]

Natura &Co announced a restructuring proposal that would integrate it into its Natura Cosmeticos subsidiary. Natura Cosmeticos would become the parent company, which the company believes would allow for a more streamlined structure that would enhance value and more readily enable future distribution of Natura Cosmeticos’ profits.