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Lumene invests €10 million to modernise its Espoo beauty product manufacturing facility

12.8.2025 1 minutes read

The Finnish beauty product company Lumene Group has invested €10 million to modernise its Espoo production facility. The comprehensive overhaul will make Lumene's production facility in Kauklahti one of the newest and most modern beauty product manufacturing plants in the Nordics.

The Espoo production facility, located alongside the company headquarters, currently makes over 80% of Lumene's products and employs about 100 people. The revamped facility will significantly improve working conditions, enhance production, and enable the development of new innovations and products. New opportunities in contract manufacturing will also open up, supporting the company's expansion and international market presence.

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Note: Generative AI was used to write this article.

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