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Ulta Company History

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Founded in Delaware in 1990 as R.G Trends Corporation. Later that year, the company changed its name to Ulta3, Inc. The company had many name changes, in 1992 Ulta changed its name to Ulta3 The Cosmetic Savings Store, Inc. Three years later, in 1995 the company became Ulta3 Cosmetics & Salon, Inc. In 1999, the cosmetics company reached its final decision and renamed the company Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc. In 2007, the company commenced trading on NASDAQ with the ticker symbol ‘Ulta’ after launching a new version of their website and e-commerce platform. The company now operates “1,010 stores in 48 states.” Ulta is a US-based beauty product retailer with over 900 stores in 48 states. The company offers many products, such as

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