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    L'Oréal around the world
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    Jean-Paul Agon, L'Oréal Chairman, looks back at the outstanding agility and success of the Group and its employees, underpinned by a strategy backed by the Board of Directors and shareholder loyalty.
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    Dear shareholders and future shareholders, welcome to your section where you will find services, pratical information and your dedicated contacts.

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    True to its tradition of dual excellence, L'Oréal combines financial with social and environmental performance. L’Oréal has built its business model around people and innovation.
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The L'Oréal financial communications team is at your disposal. Please do not hesitate to contact us!

François Lauvin

Françoise Lauvin

Head of Investor Relations
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Pascale Guerin

Pascale Guerin

Director of Individual Shareholder and Market Authority Relations
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Angélique Fruchtenreich

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from outside France : +33 1 40 14 80 50

FAQs

Welcome to the Q&A section of our website!

  • I have owned L'Oréal shares for several years, but I do not receive any documents from the company and I am not invited to attend Shareholders' Meetings. Why is this?

    You are almost certainly a "bearer" shareholder. Only "registered" shareholders receive all the documents sent out to shareholders as their names appear in the company's books.

    If you wish to remain a bearer shareholder but would still like to receive regular information about the group, we advise you to:

    - sign up for our service of e-mail alerts in order to be immediately informed of the main financial news and events, 
    - subscribe to our Newsletter and receive our publications by post, 

    - consult the www.loreal-finance.com website.

    In order to be able to attend the Annual General Meeting, if you are a bearer shareholder, we recommend that you ask your financial intermediary for a certificate proving that you are a shareholder at the date of the request. Your financial intermediary will then send this certificate to BNP Paribas Securities Services, which will send you your entrance card.

    How can I obtain information on L'Oréal's results?

    In order to be immediately informed of the Group's main financial news and events, you can sign up to receive e-mail alerts

    Information about the Annual Results and the Annual General meetings are also available on the website under the Results and Presentations section where you can also watch their replays.

    All the events organized for individual shareholders can be found in the Shareholder Events section. 
    The calendar of shareholder meetings can be found in the Shareholders section under Key dates.
    And Financial news releases can be found in the Regulated Information section.

    I do not live in the Paris area. Are any meetings with L'Oréal arranged other than at the Group's headquarters?

    Shareholders’ meetings are usually organized in in the Parisian region and in several large regional cities in France. We are thrilled to reorganize these meetings and meet you very soon.  

    I would like to ask someone in the shareholder services department a question. How can I contact you?

    You can contact us on one of the following numbers:
    - calling from France through our toll-free line: 0800 66 66 66,
    - or calling from outside of France: +33 1 40 14 80 50.

    You can also send us an e-mail to the following e-mail address: [email protected]

    How can I order a printed copy of the Annual Report or Universal Registration Document?

    The digital version of the Annual Report and the Universal Registration Document are available for download on the Reports page.

    In this way, you contribute to meeting L'Oréal's commitments in terms of social and environmental responsibility. However, we can still send you a paper version of our documents if needed by filling out the form here.

    Why don't you have a Shareholders Club?

    L'Oréal has no shareholders club. However, if you register your shares with L'Oréal, you can benefit from the numerous advantages which other companies reserve only for members of their shareholder club. For more information, visit the Loyalty bonus and Registered Shares page

    Do you take part in any fairs?

    L'Oréal took part of a discussion about the future of cosmetics at The Bull Club by eToro with Christophe Babule, the CFO of L’Oréal on June the 30th 2022.

    L'Oréal also participated in the Bourso'Live e-show organized by Boursorama, the 21st September 2022, with an exclusive interview with Nicolas Hieronimus, the CEO of L’Oréal. The group also participated in the 4th edition of the “Investir Day” on the 29th November 2022, with 4 interventions.

    All these events are available on replay in the section Shareholders Meeting.

    How can I become a member of the L'Oréal Shareholder Consultation Committee?

    If you would like to become a member of the Shareholder Consultation Committee (SCC), we invite you to read the Internal Rules of the Committee (in French) and complete the questionnaire. The SCC is composed of 12 members, tier of whom are renewed every year. If you decide to complete the form, your application could be accepted and studied during the next renewal of terms of office.

  • What are the differences between a bearer securities account, a pure registered securities account and a managed registered securities account?

    Since 1984, French companies' shares have been "dematerialised", i.e. they are recorded electronically in a securities account and are no longer evidenced by a hard copy certificate. Securities may be held in two forms: 
    - Bearer shares: when the name of the owner is not disclosed to the issuing company. However, they are not anonymous since they appear in the account managed by the financial intermediary.
    - Registered shares: when the name of the shareholder appears in the books kept by the issuing company, which makes it easier for the company to communicate with its shareholders. These shares may be in either of two forms:

    - "Managed registered" shares: Management of the securities account is entrusted to a financial intermediary. The financial intermediary charges for this service. 
    - "Pure registered" shares: The securities are entered directly and solely in the books of the issuing company, which is in charge of the administrative management of the shares (usually via its authorised agent). This service is paid for by the company.

    See the advantages of registered shares on the Loyalty bonus and Registered Shares page.

    What are the differences between "pure registered shares" and "managed registered shares"?

    The differences between "pure registered shares" and "managed registered shares" are as follows:

    - Custody fees or account maintenance costs: no fees are charged to the shareholder for "directly registered shares" (paid for by the Issuer) while custody fees are charged for "managed registered shares" (you should ask your financial intermediary for prior information on the applicable charges).

    - The custodian: in the case of "managed registered shares", the custodian may be chosen by the shareholder, while for "directly registered shares", the custodian is the issuer itself or its authorised agent (i.e. BNP Paribas Securities Services for L'Oréal).

    What are the advantages and disadvantages of each of the methods for holding shares?

     

     ADVANTAGES    DISADVANTAGES
    BEARER SHARES

    Trading on the stock market is "easy" and immediate

    Freedom of choice of financial intermediary

    Simplified portfolio management (possibility of grouping together all securities)

     

    Payment of custody fees

    No systematic communication by the issuing company

    Need to obtain a certificate for attendance at shareholders' meetings

    MANAGED REGISTERED SHARES

    Freedom of choice of financial intermediary

    Simplified portfolio management (possibility of grouping together all securities)

    The issuing company regularly sends various corporate communications, and notice of shareholders' meeting

     

    Payment of custody fees (these may be increased)

    Possibility of longer operational times being required due to the complexity of circulation of information media (statement of registered references - bordereau de références nominatives - BRN) between the issuing company, Euroclear and the custodian

    DIRECTLY REGISTERED SHARES

    No custody fees are payable

    No transfer fee from bearer shares to directly registered shares (L'Oréal will meet the cost up to a maximum of 50 euros, on presentation of the corresponding receipt)

    The company regularly sends various corporate communications such as Letters to Shareholders, as well as notices to attend shareholder meetings

    Preferential brokerage rate

     

    Impossibility of having only one securities account in the event of simultaneous management of several securities

    How can I purchase or sell shares if I have a pure registered share account?

    In order to carry out a stock market trade via your Registered Current Account (Compte Courant Nominatif - CCN), you must have completed and signed a contract for stock market services (click here to download a model of such contract in PDF format). As soon as this contract has been accepted, any shareholder may purchase or sell L'Oréal shares by providing BNP Paribas Securities Services with instructions using any of the following methods:

    - online: on the secure website Planet Shares, dedicated to directly registered shareholders: planetshares.bnpparibas.com,
    - by mail: fill in this form and send it to the following address:
    Service Actionnaires L'Oréal
    BNP Paribas Securities Services
    Service Emetteurs
    Grands Moulins de Pantin
    9 rue du Débarcadère
    93761 Pantin Cedex
    France,
    - by telephone: call the toll-free number from France: 0 800 66 66 66 or +33 1 40 14 80 50 from abroad,
    - by fax: +33 (0)1 55 77 34 17.

    N.B.: any trade order placed by telephone must be confirmed in writing within 48 hours (click here to download the document in a PDF file).

    You will be required to provide the following mandatory information in order to place a trade order (without this information, your trade order may be rejected):

    - your surname, first name and address 
    - the name of the share and the ISIN code 
    - the nature of the trade order (purchase or sale)
    - the quantity of shares concerned
    - the trade execution price: market price, limited price (in such a case, the price should be specified), best limit price 
    - date of validity of the trade order: exact day or end of the month 
    - date and your signature

    Finally, the fees and taxes applicable to trade orders for L'Oréal shares are as follows:

    Competitive brokerage costs:

    • Brokerage rage: 0.10% for all orders. No minimum.
    • Bank commission: €18.10 for paper forms; €8.10 for all other orders;
    • €30 additional fee for payment by cheque.
    How can I register my shares?

    Shares are never registered automatically. You have to expressly ask your financial intermediary to register them in writing.

    You can register them as:

    - either "directly registered shares": in which case you should send a letter to this effect to your custodian (click here to download the order form). The shares will be delivered to the issuing company in order to be registered as "directly registered shares". N.B.: L'Oréal will meet the cost of transfer fees up to a maximum of 50 euros, on presentation of the corresponding receipt.
    - or as "managed registered shares": in which case your shares will be kept in the custody of your financial intermediary; your financial intermediary will inform L'Oréal that the shares have been registered as "managed registered shares".

    I am having difficulties connecting to the PlanetShares website. What should I do?

    Check the login and password which was sent to you by Uptevia.

  • Why is a preferential dividend of 10% offered to holders of registered shares?

    This loyalty bonus falls within the scope of our policy to reward all our shareholders who agree to accompany the group over the long term. It is not only aimed at individual shareholders but also concerns institutional investors who wish to make a long-term investment.

    How can shareholders benefit from the loyalty bonus?

    To benefit from the dividend plus 10%, you must hold your registered shares, pure or administered for at least two calendar years. If you register your shares in registered form in 2023, and hold your shares in 2024 and 2025, you will receive the loyalty premium on the 2025 dividend from 2026. In order to register your registered securities, simply send your registration order before 15 December to Uptevia via the conversion form.

    In order to receive the loyalty bonus, do the shares have to be converted to direct registered shares?

    No, it is sufficient for them to be managed registered shares. The financial intermediary managing your share account must inform Uptevia of any change in your position.

    How do you check whether shareholders have held their shares for two years?

    The bank managing the registered share accounts, BNP Paribas Securities Services, keeps a record of the continuity of the positions of holders of direct registered shares which it manages directly. For holders of managed registered shares, it contacts all the financial intermediaries concerned asking them to provide an attestation with regard to the continued position of the accounts of their clients over the two years prior to payment of the dividend.

    What amount will the loyalty bonus represent for a shareholder who is able to fully benefit from this provision?

    The loyalty bonus represents 10% of the paid dividend. Based on the dividend of 6.00 euros that will be paid in 2023 (dividend proposed at the Annual General Meeting of 21 April 2023). 

    The shareholder who is able to benefit from this provision will receive 6.60 euros, 6.00 + 10% = 6.00 euros per share.

    What is the amount of the dividend payment made to shareholders owning over 0.5% of share capital?

    If they have held their shares as registered shares for over two years, these shareholders will receive a preferential dividend for the fraction of the shares they hold amounting to 0.5% of the share capital at the closing date of the previous fiscal year. For the fraction exceeding 0.5%, the dividend received will be the normal dividend paid to all shareholders.

    For example: A shareholder owning 6,000,000 shares (i.e. around 1% of the share capital of L'Oréal) would receive a preferential dividend for 3,033,225 shares (which represent 0.5% of the share capital) and an ordinary dividend for the rest (2,966,775 shares).

  • On what stock market(s) is the L'Oréal share traded?

    The L'Oréal share is listed on the Paris Stock Market, on Eurolist Compartment A. The share is eligible for the deferred settlement service (Service de Règlement Différé).

    Since the commencement of the European directive called "MIF" ("Marchés d'intruments financiers" - financial instruments markets).

    Unsponsored ADRs (American Depositary Receipt) circulate freely in the United States at the initiative of several banks working in the USA.

    When was the L'Oréal share first listed on the stock market?

    The L'Oréal share was first quoted on the stock market on 8 October 1963.

    What is the breakdown of L'Oréal's share capital?

     

    • Ms Françoise Bettencourt Meyers and her familly: 34.70%,
    • Nestlé : 20.11%,
    • Institutional investors: 37.36%,
    • Individual shareholders: 5.97%,
    • Employees : 1.86%.
    What are the L'Oréal share codes?

    - ISIN code: FR0000120321.

    - Loyalty Bonus codes: 
    Shares that already benefit from the preferential dividend: FR0011149590;

    Dividend + 10% in 2023: FR0014000RC4
    Dividend + 10% in 2024: FR00140071O3

    Dividend + 10% in 2025: FR001400ECA7

    - NYSE Euronext: OR.PA
    - Bloomberg: OR:FP 
    - Reuters: OREP.PA

    On what indexes is the L'Oréal share listed?

    The main stock indexes on which the L'Oréal share is listed are as follows: CAC 40, Euronext 100, DJ Euro Stoxx 50, Stoxx Europe 600 Personal and Household Goods.

    What percentage of these indexes does the L'Oréal share represent?

    At 31 December 2021, the L’Oréal share accounted for:

    • CAC = 4.9%,
    • DJ Euro Stoxx 50 = 2.7%,
    • Stoxx Europe 600 Personal and Household Goods = 5.97%
    What proportion of L'Oréal's share capital is made up of floating shares?

    At 31 December 2022, floating shares represented 45.19% of L’Oréal’s capital. This figure can be broken down as follows:

    • International institutional investors (29.94%),
    • French institutional investors (7.42%),
    • Individual shareholders (5.97%),
    • Employees (1.86%).
  • What is the amount of the dividend voted at the Annual General Meeting of 21 April 2023?

    The Annual General Meeting of 21 April 2023 will vote the dividend of 6.00 euros proposed by the Board of Directors.

    What is the history of dividends paid?

    For many years, the Board has proposed to the Annual General Meeting a dividend that has increased strongly and regularly as a reflection of the continual improvement in your group's results. To obtain details of the evolution of dividends, as well as the dividend distribution rate, click here.

    How to request the 2022 dividend charge waiver?

    If your tax situation means you can avoid this deduction (taxable income for the next-to-last fiscal year less than €50,000 for a single person or €75,000 for a couple), you should complete and return the necessary form, which can be obtained from the bank holding your share account. The forms must be returned to the bank before Tuesday 30 November 2021.
    Download the document here.

     

  • How can I receive information on the dates of the AGM?

    At least 35 days prior to the date of the AGM, L'Oréal publishes a notice of the meeting in the French official bulletin of legal notices (Bulletin des Annonces Légales Obligatoires - BALO) to inform its shareholders of the holding of an AGM. This notice contains, inter alia, the agenda for the AGM and the text of the resolutions to be put to the vote. The agenda and the text of the resolutions are not however final at this stage.

    At least 15 days before the meeting is to be held, a notice inviting shareholders to attend the meeting is published in the BALO and in a journal of legal notices (journal d'annonces légales - JAL). It is sent to registered shareholders by post. This notice specifies the date, place and time, the methods of participation in the meeting and the agenda.

    Other means are also at your disposal to keep you informed about the holding of an AGM:

    - Financial notices published by L'Oréal in the economic and financial press, which provide advance information on the date and time of the AGM and all the necessary information which will enable you to obtain an entrance card,
    - The Shareholders Service Office (Toll-free number: 0800 66 66 66 for calls from fixed phones), +33 1 40 14 80 50 from abroad,
    - The L'Oréal shareholders' website: www.loreal-finance.com/eng/annual-general-meeting.

    How can I attend the AGM?

    In order to provide you with easy access to the AGM, we recommend that you obtain an entrance card prior to the meeting and that you bring it with you to the meeting:

    - if you are a registered shareholder: this entrance card can be obtained from BNP Paribas Securities Services at the following address: 
    Service Actionnaires de L'Oréal - BNP Paribas Securities Services - G.C.T. Émetteurs - Assemblées - Grands Moulins de Pantin, 9 rue du Débarcadère, 93761 Pantin Cedex, France.

    - if you are a bearer shareholder: you should contact your financial intermediary. You must first of all ask for a certificate proving that you are a shareholder at the date of the request. The intermediary will then send this certificate to BNP Paribas Securities Services which will send you your entrance card.

    How can I vote at the AGM?

    If you are unable to attend the AGM in person, you will have the choice between 3 different possibilities for voting as provided for in the form sent with the file for the AGM:

    1) Voting online on the secured website: Planet Shares. If you are a registered shareholder, use the identifier number and the password you usually use to consult your account on the GISNOMI website. If you are a bearer shareholder, contact the institution that is the custodian of your shares, to ask for a certificate of participation in order to vote online.

    2) Voting by mail: In order to vote by mail, please fill in the box next to the words "Je vote par correspondance" (I wish to vote by mail) and then fill in the boxes next to any resolutions with which you are not in agreement.

    3) Giving a proxy to the Chairman: As the owner of the shares, you only have to date and sign at the bottom of the form, without filling in anything else. This means that you wish to vote in favour of all the draft resolutions presented or approved by the Board of Directors and vote against all the draft resolutions that may potentially be presented to counter its proposals.

    4) Giving a proxy to your spouse, or to anyone else you choose: You should then check the appropriate box, and give the surname and first names or corporate name of the proxy appointed.

    Whatever method of voting you choose, and regardless of whether you are the holder of bearer or registered shares, you should send at least three days before the AGM your duly completed, dated and signed form to:
    Service Actionnaires de L'Oréal
    BNP Paribas Securities Services
    G.C.T. Émetteurs
    Assemblées
    Grands Moulins de Pantin
    9 rue du Débarcadère
    93761 Pantin Cedex
    France.

    How should I proceed if I have not had time to obtain my entrance card?

    If you have not received your entrance card in time for the AGM, you may nevertheless attend such meeting:

    - If you are a registered shareholder, you will simply be required to provide proof of your identity at the shareholder admission desk (registered shareholders counter).

    - If you are a bearer shareholder, you may obtain admission by providing a certificate of holding issued by your financial intermediary, together with your identity papers.

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