Sue Nabi, Algerian-born French Entrepreneur, Gains 16.9 Million In A Week
Key Points
- Coty CEO Sue Nabis holdings rose to 229.44 million after a 7.95 stock price increase on the NYSE, reflecting investor confidence.
- The beauty giants Q1 2025 earnings rose 2, driven by premium product strategies and geographic expansion under Nabis leadership.
- Following a challenging 2024, recent gains highlight Cotys stabilizing trajectory in the competitive beauty industry, signaling hope for sustained growth.
Sue Nabi, an Algerian-born French entrepreneur and the CEO of Coty Inc., has seen the value of her stake in the U.S. beauty giant increase by 16.89 million over seven days.
This growth follows a modest rise in Cotys stock price on the New York Stock Exchange NYSE.
Nabis stake climbs by 16.89 millionNabi owns a 3.7 percent stake in Coty, amounting to 31.88 million shares. As of January 10, her holdings are valued at 229.44 million.
The recent increase highlights renewed investor confidence in Cotys strategic direction under her leadership.
The companys focus on innovation and a pivot toward premium offerings are beginning to bear fruit, helping it recover from past challenges.
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