L'Oréal stock rises 1.2 percent as bond issue adds EUR 2 billion

L'Oréal stock was trading at EUR 385.05 on Euronext Paris on September 24, 2026 at 4:42 p.m. CEST, up EUR 4.55 or 1.20 percent from EUR 380.50. The move came as GlobeNewswire reported that L'Oréal priced a EUR 2 billion three-tranche bond offering.

Bond funding reaches EUR 2 billion

The bond transaction gives L'Oréal access to EUR 2 billion in financing across three tranches, according to the company announcement dated September 24, 2026. For shareholders, the immediate market signal is positive, while the financing also adds a concrete capital-market event to the day's trading.

The stock's intraday gain can be measured against the prior reference price: EUR 385.05 versus EUR 380.50, a difference of EUR 4.55 and 1.20 percent. That comparison matters because the move is visible against a named prior session value rather than a broad market impression.

Revenue reached EUR 44.05 billion

L'Oréal's fiscal 2025 revenue was EUR 44.05 billion, with comparable growth of 4.0 percent, according to L'Oréal Finance. The company also lists a 2025 dividend of EUR 7.20 per share, approved at the annual meeting on April 24, 2026.

The revenue figure gives the bond announcement a wider operating context. L'Oréal combines consumer products, luxury, professional products and active cosmetics, so investors can read the financing event alongside a business that generated EUR 44.05 billion in the latest fiscal year.

Stock stays below EUR 405.80

The intraday price of EUR 385.05 stood between the 52-week low of EUR 338.85 and high of EUR 405.80 on September 24, 2026. The EUR 205,000,313,500 market capitalization on the same date places the company among Europe's largest listed beauty groups.