Eternal Group Launches “The Eternal Path to China” at Esxence 2026, Offering a Strategic Roadmap for International Fragrance Brands Entering the Chinese Market

The initiative provides a strategic roadmap for international fragrance brands seeking to enter the Chinese market by leveraging Eternal Group's decades of regional expertise

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Eternal Group Launches “The Eternal Path to China” at Esxence 2026, Offering a Strategic Roadmap for International Fragrance Brands Entering the Chinese Market

On May 28, 2026, Eternal Beauty Holdings Limited, publicly traded as Eternal Group under stock code 6883.HK, announced an official partnership with Esxence. Alongside this partnership, the company launched an initiative titled "The Eternal Path to China" at Esxence 2026, which is designed to offer a strategic roadmap for international fragrance brands looking to navigate and enter the Chinese market.[1][2]

Eternal Group has established itself over more than four decades as a preeminent strategic gateway for foreign fragrance and beauty brands entering China, with its reach extending across mainland China as well as the Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions. Through this new collaboration, the company seeks to leverage its long-standing market expertise to assist global brands in establishing a successful commercial footprint in the region.[1][2]

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