Coty expands portfolio with launch of new fragrance collection
This launch bolsters Coty’s diversified beauty portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, storytelling, and connecting consumers to global cultural inspirations through fragrance.
USA – Coty, an American multinational beauty brand, has expanded its fragrance portfolio with the launch of Origen, a new consumer fragrance brand inspired by global scent stories and the spirit of adventure.
Origen is designed to take consumers on an olfactive journey across five signature scents, each evoking a unique and iconic destination around the world.
The collection features fragrances such as Amazonian Water Lily, Yucatan Midnight Amber, Amalfi Love Bloom, Sahara Mystery Oud and Himalayan Jasmine Serenade.
Each scent is crafted to be worn solo or layered, available in both Eau de Parfum and fragrance hair and body mists, enabling personalized scent experiences.
Stefano Curti, Coty’s Chief Brands Officer, Consumer Beauty, stated, “With Origen, we set out to bottle the thrill of stepping into the unknown.”
“Each scent sparks a sense of adventure, a reminder that there is always more to discover, about the world and yourself.”
This launch bolsters Coty’s diversified beauty portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, storytelling, and connecting consumers to global cultural inspirations through fragrance.
Coty Q3 FY25 financial highlights
Coty recently reported financial results for the quarter ending March 31, 2025, with a 2% decrease in revenue to USD 4,640.5 million.
The companies’ adjusted EBITDA rose 3% year-over-year to USD 955.0 million in Q3 2025, with the margin improving by 110 basis points to 20.6%.
The reported gross margin rose to 65.5% while the adjusted gross margin reached 65.6%, marking a 120 basis point increase.
The Consumer Beauty segment reported net revenue of USD 1.58 billion in Q3 2025, accounting for 34% of total sales, with a 7% decline on a reported basis and a 3% decrease on a like-for-like basis.
The reported operating income decreased 56% to USD 225.6 million, with a 4.9% margin; however, adjusted operating income increased 4% to USD 785.2 million, with the margin expanding 100 basis points to 16.9%.
Coty reported a net loss of USD 309.0 million in Q3 2025, reversing from a net income of USD 176.4 million in the previous year.
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