From family roots to global beauty business: Davines Group puts regeneration first
The Italian group combines growth with environmental responsibility — supported by a decades-long partnership with Deutsche Bank.
Transition Story: From Soil to Salon – regenerative economy
From a family recipe to a global success story: what began in a kitchen in Italy is now one of the leading companies for professional haircare and cosmetic products. Explore our latest Transition Story about Davines Group in Italy.
Consumers are paying closer attention to how products are made and their impact beyond the shelf. Davines Group has made this a core part of how it operates and grows.
The family-owned company started in a basement Parma. Today, it operates in 90 countries, generating 307 million euros in revenue in 2025. Its growth has been driven by a clear commitment to combine beauty with environmental and social responsibility.
Certified B Corp since 2016
A certified B Corp since 2016, the group focuses on circular production, renewable energy and regenerative organic agriculture. Its headquarters brings together research, production and cultivation — a tangible reflection of this integrated approach.
Deutsche Bank has supported the company for nearly three decades, helping finance its activities in Italy and abroad, including its recent expansion into Germany.
What stands out is the combination of craftsmanship, science and sustainability
Scientific research for all
A key element of their commitment is the European Regenerative Organic Center - launched in partnership with the Rodale Institute - which conducts research that helps improve farming methods, supports biodiversity, and shares insights beyond the company itself. “We want to help drive the shift towards regenerative agriculture,” says Davide Bollati, founder and CEO. “And we are convinced that this approach will define the future of business.”
We want to help drive the shift towards regenerative agriculture. And we are convinced that this approach will define the future of business.
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About Davines Group
Davines Group employs more than 1,000 people at its headquarters, Davines Group Village in Parma, and in nine additional branches. Its products are sold in 90 countries worldwide. Revenue reached 307 million euros last year – 10 times as much as 20 years ago.
This page was published in June 2026.
Sonja Dammann
… works in Group Communications at Deutsche Bank, focusing on the topics of AI, sustainability and entrepreneurship. She develops storytelling formats, video productions, and campaigns.
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