L'Oréal to double Saudi workforce in 2026 as it accelerates growth and innovation
L'Oréal plans to double its Saudi workforce in 2026, with young nationals expected to make up over half its local team, supporting its expansion in the Kingdom.
L'Oréal Group is set to double its workforce in Saudi Arabia by 2026, with the majority of new hires expected to be young Saudi nationals. This strategic expansion reflects the growing importance of the Kingdom for the beauty giant, alongside significant investments in local talent development, vocational education in the beauty sector, and support for the content creator community.
The company's President, Vismay Sharma, emphasized Saudi Arabia's status as a dynamic and strategically important beauty market during a recent visit to the region. L'Oréal's efforts in the country have already shown impressive results, with Saudi nationals now comprising over half of the company's workforce. The expansion is part of L'Oréal's broader commitment to supporting the growth and prosperity of the beauty sector in Saudi Arabia, as the Kingdom undergoes rapid economic transformation.
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