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Natura plans to merge Avon Industrial into itself to simplify its corporate structure and improve efficiency after acquiring Avon.

Avon Products emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2025 after settling talc lawsuits and debt through a court-approved reorganization plan and asset sales.

Natura sold Avon International's Central American and Dominican Republic operations to Grupo PDC, retaining brand licensing and product supply roles.

Avon filed for bankruptcy amid hundreds of asbestos-related talcum powder lawsuits, leading to a trust fund for victims and halting direct claims.

Natura is selling its Avon International unit outside Latin America to Regent, focusing on Latin America and simplifying its business.

Avon Products' Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan, involving a settlement with parent company Natura and a trust for talc claimants, was confirmed by the court after strong creditor support and legal review.

Natura is selling Avon's Central American operations to Grupo PDC as part of a strategic simplification, boosting its shares.

Natura is selling Avon’s Central American operations to Grupo PDC while remaining Avon’s licensor and supplier in the region.

Natura & Co is prioritizing the sale of Avon International within 12 months amid weak Avon performance and business streamlining.

Natura returned to profit in Q2, is integrating Avon in Latin America, and plans to sell Avon’s non-Latin American operations.

Natura returned to profit in Q2 after excluding Avon International, which it plans to sell, with core earnings up but revenues slightly down.

Avon faces hundreds of asbestos-related talc lawsuits leading to bankruptcy, with insurers challenging the filing and ongoing legal actions for victims.

Avon introduces Perfect Nonsense, a bold, affordable, unisex fragrance line with unexpected scent combinations aimed at young consumers seeking unique personal expression.

Avon introduced 'Perfect Nonsense,' a quirky fragrance line with unexpected scent blends targeting younger consumers valuing originality and sustainability.

Delaware court allowed Avon’s insurers to object in bankruptcy but overruled their objections on the merits, defining their limited role in the process.

Andrea Jung led Avon as CEO and chairman from 1999 to 2012, overseeing retail expansion and international growth before resigning amid profit declines and a bribery scandal.

Avon introduced a color-changing makeup collection that adapts to individual skin PH levels, offering personalized beauty products with nourishing ingredients.

Natura &Co is exploring a potential deal with IG4 involving Avon while considering other strategic options.

Avon filed Chapter 11 in 2024 and sold its international operations to Natura &Co through a court-approved settlement resolving debts and liabilities.

Avon filed for bankruptcy due to debt and lawsuits, settled with its parent company, and revamped its sales commission to stabilize and modernize its business.