L'Oréal S.A.

Personal & Household Products & Services

Company Summary

L’Oréal S.A. is a leading cosmetics and beauty company that has set ambitious sustainability goals, including carbon neutrality, responsible sourcing, and a strong focus on plastic reduction. The company’s ESG rating benefits from its efforts to improve environmental sustainability and its social impact, particularly through initiatives that support women’s empowerment and diversity. However, L’Oréal faces challenges related to animal testing in certain markets and concerns over the environmental impact of its packaging and supply chain. Despite these issues, L’Oréal continues to work on improving its overall sustainability and social responsibility. For more insights, refer to the latest L’Oréal ESG report.

ESG Rating Overview

Sustainalytics

Overall ESG Rating :

17
Rating Scale
0-10Negligible10-20Low20-30Med30-40High40+Severe
Ranking
Industry Group
Household Products6 out of 104
Universe
global universe3997 out of 15104

Overall ESG Rating :

83
Rating Scale
0-25Poor 25-50Satisfactory 50-75Good75-100Excellent
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Overall ESG Rating :

AAA
Rating Scale
CCCB
Laggard
BBBBBA
Average
AAAAA
Leader

L’Oréal is a leader among 32 companies in the household & personal products industry.

Temperature Rise :

1.6℃
CLIMATE SCALE
≥ 3.85°CLagging > 2°C - < 3.85°CMisaligned ≤ 2°CAligned

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FAQ

What is L’Oréal's ESG rating?

L’Oréal holds an AA rating from MSCI and is rated Low Risk by Sustainalytics, with strong performance in areas like ethical sourcing, reducing waste, and promoting diversity.

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