The Body Shop's New Lease Of Life

Mike Jatania, Executive Chairman, The Body Shop

13-Nov-24 08:00

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The Body Shop is an iconic skincare, cosmetics and perfume brand that was synonymous with conservation and recycling even before ESG became mainstream. However it recently has gone into receivership and emerged with a new owner, Aurea Group. We speak to Mike Jatania, the new Executive Chairman of the Body Shop on their turnaround plans and why they see value in this company.

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Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning

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