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Harmay's Jason Ju to Detail China Fragrance Shifts at Paris Summit

Jason Ju Chunmao, co-founder of Harmay Hong Kong, will speak as Guest of Honor at the Fragrance Innovation Summit in Paris on November 25, 2026. He will present insights into the evolving Chinese fragrance market, including the rise of niche brands and strategies for industry growth.

By ABB Newsroom9 September 20261 min read
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Harmay Co-founder to Address Paris Event

Jason Ju Chunmao, co-founder of Harmay Hong Kong, will serve as Guest of Honor at the Fragrance Innovation Summit in Paris. The event is scheduled for November 25, 2026, and will focus on changing consumer behaviors, new olfactory experiences, and the value of brands and innovation.

Mr. Ju also holds positions as CEO of JusTangerine and CEO of TFx Tmall Fragrance, further demonstrating his extensive involvement in the Asian beauty sector. His participation highlights the increasing importance of Asian market perspectives at international industry gatherings.

Insights on China's Evolving Fragrance Market

At the Paris summit, Mr. Ju will share his views on the changing landscape of China's fragrance market. He will discuss the growth of niche brands and the strategies that redefine the industry's next phase of expansion.

Harmay, which Mr. Ju helped establish, is recognized as an influential beauty retailer in Asia and has reportedly achieved a valuation as a billion-dollar company. His address will provide a detailed look into the dynamics shaping one of the world's largest consumer markets for beauty products.

Relevance for Asia's Beauty Economy

Mr. Ju's presentation offers critical intelligence for Asian beauty brands, retailers, and investors. Understanding the shifts in China's fragrance market, particularly the ascent of niche brands, helps businesses refine product development and market entry strategies.

For manufacturers and suppliers, these insights can guide decisions on ingredient sourcing and production capacities to meet evolving consumer demand. The discussion provides a benchmark for companies seeking to navigate or expand within the competitive Chinese beauty landscape, emphasizing the need for adaptable growth strategies.

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