100+
Countries served
A major player in the cosmetics industry sought to reduce indirect costs across seven manufacturing functions and strengthen operational agility to support a mass-customization strategy. EFESO applied its Fit-to-Win organization approach to redesign structures, streamline interfaces, and co-create functional roadmaps. The program identified savings exceeding the 10% target and established a clear transformation plan for the next three years.
Industry: Life Sciences
Service: Operations Strategy and Transformation
Service: Supply Chain
Our client is a major player in the cosmetics and beauty sector, recognized for its French roots, extensive product portfolio, and global reach. Generating more than €2 billion in annual revenue and present in over 100 markets, the company continues to strengthen its position as a reference in the European beauty industry.
100+
Countries served
+€2B
Turnover
7
Manufacturing support functions assessed
The client’s indirect cost structure was significantly higher than that of its closest branded competitors. At the same time, the group needed to strengthen operational agility to support greater customization and adapt to fast-moving consumer expectations.
The Leaders of Group Operations requested support to:
Through a structured organizational redesign supported by functional deep dives, EFESO and the client co-created a transformation roadmap that exceeded savings expectations and clarified the operating model for future growth.
+€4.5M
Cost savings identified
+10%
Above target savings
7
Functions redesigned
EFESO applied its Fit-to-Win organization methodology to analyze structures, interfaces and functional performance across the seven target areas.
The approach combined:
This approach ensured a balanced view, strong engagement and rapid identification of actionable improvement levers. The outcome was a full redesign of the industrial organization and a function-by-function improvement roadmap built jointly with leadership.