THE WHAT? Spanish fashion and beauty manufacturer, Puig, plans to relocate its U.S. offices. The new site is at 45 Rockefeller Plaza, providing double the office space they previously had.
THE DETAILS? Puig’s new space is on the 32nd floor of the building, overlooking Lee Lawrie’s “Atlas” sculpture. In 2022, Puig’s sales exceeded 3 billion euros, and the company secured a 10% share of the global prestige fragrance market.
THE WHY? The decision to relocate reflects the company’s recent success and expected growth. Puig, who owns brands such as Carolina Herrera and Rabanne, is set to complete the move this winter.
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