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Coty Inc (COTY.N): COTY Makes Organizational Changes Advancing Coty.Curated Strategy

Published: 2026-07-02Institution: CitiCompany / ticker: COTYPages: 10Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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Coty Inc (COTY.N): COTY Makes Organizational Changes Advancing Coty.Curated Strategy

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02 Jul 2026 09:25:15 ET │ 10 pages

Coty Inc (COTY.N)

COTY Makes Organizational Changes Advancing Coty.Curated Strategy

CITI'S TAKE

Neutral This morning COTY announced a series of organizational changes that

advance its Coty.Curated strategy, aiming for faster decision-making and Price (01 Jul 26 16:00) US$2.28

sharpened accountability. Executive Chairman and interim CEO Markus Target price US$2.80

Strobel is taking direct control of Prestige commercial operations with the Expected share price return 22.8%

company’s regional leaders reporting to him, while Prestige R&D and Expected dividend yield 0.0%

sustainability are being integrated with the supply chain under Graeme Expected total return 22.8%

Carter. Gordon von Bretten remains the President of Consumer Beauty.

Market Cap US$2,007M These changes coincide with the departures of Chief Commercial Officer

Prestige Caroline Andreotti and Chief Scientific and Sustainability Officer

Dr. Shimei Fan. Additionally, Chief People and Purpose Officer Priya

Srinivasan is stepping down, with Séverine Charbon appointed as her Filippo Falorni, CFAAC

successor who most recently was Chief Talent Officer International at +1-212-816-3743

Publicis Groupe. filippo.falorni@citi.com

Organizational Updates: This morning COTY announced a series of organizational

changes that advance its Coty.Curated strategy, aiming for faster decision-making

and sharpened accountability. Executive Chairman and interim CEO Markus Strobel

is taking direct control of Prestige commercial operations with the company’s

regional leaders reporting to him, while Prestige R&D and sustainability are being

integrated with the supply chain under Graeme Carter.

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