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Fresh investment for Rael’s organic cotton expansion

By Haydn Davis
26 August 2026

Private equity firm TowerBrook Capital partners with period-care brand Rael, supporting international growth across its organic-cotton feminine hygiene portfolio

LOS ANGLES - Rael, a women’s wellness company whose period-care range specialises in organic cotton materials, has received fresh investment from private equity firm TowerBrook Capital Partners.

The partners aim to extend the brand across retail and e-commerce channels in the US, Korea and additional international markets.

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