Victoria Beckham’s fashion and beauty empire may be heading for a major shake-up, according to new industry reports suggesting the brand could be preparing for a sale. Multiple insiders claim discussions are underway as the business reportedly approaches a milestone year in revenue.
Victoria Beckham has engaged bankers to ‘facilitate a sale,’ per report
Speculation around Victoria Beckham’s namesake brand intensified last week after Puck reported that the label has hired Rothschild & Co to oversee what it described as a potential sale process. Though the company has offered no confirmation, beauty and fashion insiders say the move would align with long-running whispers about “strategic opportunities” being explored behind the scenes.
Beauty journalist Rachel Strugatz added that she had heard the brand — spanning both fashion and its fast-growing beauty arm — was either already in the market or preparing to be. She noted that someone who reviewed the financials claimed the business is for sale. However, again, no official party has publicly verified those details.
Strugatz also pointed out that Victoria Beckham Beauty, in particular, is performing far better than many realize. According to her reporting, the brand is on track to reach roughly “$100 million in net sales this year.” What’s more, majority of the sales reportedly come directly from its website.
That growth is especially notable given the challenges Beckham has faced with her fashion label, which has famously struggled to turn a profit since launching in 2008. Past filings show multimillion-pound losses and significant loans underwritten by Beckham, her husband David, and outside investors. In a recent Netflix documentary, Victoria acknowledged that a 2019 investment from NEO helped keep the business afloat.
By contrast, her beauty line has surged, with online cosmetics sales reportedly climbing 24 percent last year. Products such as her £32 eyeliner and the newly released Foundation Drops have driven much of that momentum.
A source told the Daily Mail that the team is “always thinking about growth and future opportunities.” Whether that includes a sale remains unconfirmed, but the growing chatter suggests the brand may be approaching a pivotal moment.
