Where Beauty Manufacturing is Going Next

Amid a complex regulatory environment and increasing consumer demands for brand transparency, Systech, a specialist in regulatory compliance, supply chain and brand protection technology, is developing new tools for beauty manufacturers and brands.
Amid a complex regulatory environment and increasing consumer demands for brand transparency, Systech, a specialist in regulatory compliance, supply chain and brand protection technology, is developing new tools for beauty manufacturers and brands.
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The personal care contract manufacturing market is projected to be worth $40.5 billion by 2030, representing a growth rate of 8.7% annuallya. These indispensable innovation partners have also become attractive acquisition/investment targets due to the uncertainties that often face consumer beauty and personal care brands. In fact, per a Capstone Partners reportb, manufacturers with an “established blue-chip client base” are most attractive and offer “buy-and-build” opportunities for scaling operations. The firm concludes, “contract manufacturers with expansive capabilities, product expertise and efficient manufacturing operations are expected to continue to draw sponsor interest.” Looking at the current landscape of beauty manufacturing, a number of themes have emerged, including operations with differentiating technologies and enhanced capabilities via vertical integration.

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