Mirai Investments has created a new cosmetics division, named Labery, with the aim of developing and manufacturing cosmetic products for third parties. This new division is integrated by the recently acquired Catalan company, Ternum, and by Cosmeprint, Laboratorios Coper and Jumsa.
Labery will operate as a third-party manufacturer and developer (CDMO, for its acronym in English) with full service capabilities, managing each phase of the process from initial ideation and formulation to final packaging and logistics. This integrated model will allow optimizing processes, offering comprehensive support, and guaranteeing competitive tailor-made solutions for the most demanding clients. Mirai expects Labery to invoice more than 25 million euros in 2026.
For its part, Ternum, located in Barberá del Vallés (Barcelona), has more than 30 years of experience in R&D&i activity for the development of cosmetic and personal care products. It will be the engine of innovation and development for Labery, providing a creative and scientific vision to the formulation of cosmetics, and allowing to create from scratch differentiated products that will align innovation, efficacy, and industrial viability.
It should be remembered that Mirai has two other divisions, Ohmnia, dedicated to industrial electronics, and Innometal, to metal transformation.
Mirai Investments is a family capital investment and business development project specialized in investing in SMEs and in the creation, from these, of more robust, competitive and sustainable business entities in the long term. Mirai Investments has carried out in recent years several acquisition processes in which the management of family-business succession was a key factor, as well as the trust of the outgoing owners in the experience, resources and attitude of the Mirai Investments team, so that the transition agreement has been successful.