Coty is closing in on a deal to acquire nail brand OPI, says Bloomberg.com.
If the speculation is confirmed, the sale could be worth as much as $1 billion. OPI, which was founded in 1981 by George Schaeffer, boasts annual sales of $300 million.
Business analysts will be watching closely to see if an agreement is reached. The sale is likely to strengthen the high worth of nail companies, particularly in light of L'Oreal's acquisition of Essie earlier this year.
US company Coty is a big industry player with annual sales of $3.6 billion. It has been extremely busy buying well-known beauty brands lately, snapping up Philosophy, which was announced yesterday, and German cosmetics firm Dr. Scheller Cosmetics AG about a week ago.
If the speculation is confirmed, the sale could be worth as much as $1 billion. OPI, which was founded in 1981 by George Schaeffer, boasts annual sales of $300 million.
Business analysts will be watching closely to see if an agreement is reached. The sale is likely to strengthen the high worth of nail companies, particularly in light of L'Oreal's acquisition of Essie earlier this year.
US company Coty is a big industry player with annual sales of $3.6 billion. It has been extremely busy buying well-known beauty brands lately, snapping up Philosophy, which was announced yesterday, and German cosmetics firm Dr. Scheller Cosmetics AG about a week ago.