Revolution Beauty confirms Frasers Group interest in sale process

Revolution Beauty Group plc

Revolution Beauty Group Plc (LON:REVB) has noted the recent press speculation regarding the interest of Frasers Group plc in Revolution Beauty and confirms that Frasers is one of a number of parties conducting due diligence as part of the Formal Sale Process announced on 21 May 2025. There can be no certainty that Frasers’ interest will result in a firm offer for the Company.

Further updates will be provided if and when appropriate.  Shareholders are advised to take no action at this time.

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