Helen of Troy Limited Stock News

Per sources, COTY is moving ahead with its plans to be listed on the Paris Stock Exchange. A day earlier, the company raised its guidance for the first half and fiscal 2024.

EL PASO, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ: HELE), designer, developer, and worldwide marketer of branded consumer home, outdoor, beauty, and wellness products, today announced tha

Helen of Troy Limited's M&A strategy backfired, leading to a decline in sales and earnings and the resignation of the CFO. The company is a collection of consumer brands with strong growth potential a

Here is how Helen of Troy (HELE) and Ingredion (INGR) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

Helen of Troy (HELE) benefits from its focus on a solid Leadership Brands portfolio. Its Project Pegasus is aimed at expanding operating margins.

The Zacks Cosmetics industry is witnessing inflationary pressure and supply-chain challenges. Focus on digital business and innovations is aiding Coty, e.l.f.

Helen of Troy (HELE) benefits from its focus on a solid Leadership Brand portfolio. The company's global restructuring plan, Project Pegasus, is worth mentioning.

Helen of Troy (HELE) is focused on developing the global restructuring plan, Project Pegasus. The company is benefiting from strength in its Leadership Brands.

Investors interested in Cosmetics stocks are likely familiar with Helen of Troy (HELE) and e.l.f. Beauty (ELF).

Helen of Troy makes consumer products under brands including OXO and Revlon.  The company's leverage is reasonable, with a debt-to-equity ratio of around 0.6.

Helen of Troy (HELE) is focused on developing a global restructuring plan, Project Pegasus. Investments in its Leadership Brands are yielding.

Here is how Helen of Troy (HELE) and PepsiCo (PEP) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

COTY inks a letter of intent to divest part of its stake in Wella to IGF Wealth Management. This is likely to help the company meet its leverage goal toward 3X as it exits CY23.

Investors interested in stocks from the Cosmetics sector have probably already heard of Helen of Troy (HELE) and e.l.f. Beauty (ELF).

D.A. Davidson raised its Helen of Troy Ltd. HELE, -2.85% price target to $159 from $138 Tuesday, citing the company's better-than-expected fiscal first quarter sales and profit.