Beiersdorf

Beiersdorf AG is a German multinational company that develops and manufactures skin and body care products. Founded in 1882 by pharmacist Paul Carl Beiersdorf, the company is headquartered in Hamburg. Beiersdorf's most well-known brand is Nivea, launched in 1911. Other prominent brands include Eucerin, La Prairie, and Hansaplast.

The company operates through two primary business units: Consumer and Tesa. The Consumer division focuses on skincare and cosmetics, offering a wide range of products for various skin needs. The Tesa division is a leading global supplier of self-adhesive products and system solutions for industrial, professional, and consumer applications.

Beiersdorf has a significant global presence, with subsidiaries and production facilities in numerous countries. The company emphasizes innovation and research in its product development, focusing on scientific advancements in dermatological care. Sustainability and corporate social responsibility are also key aspects of Beiersdorf's strategy. The company is listed on the German stock exchange, Deutsche Börse.