e.l.f. Beauty Publishes Q2 Fiscal 2027 Earnings Call Transcript

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e.l.f. Beauty raised its fiscal 2027 sales growth forecast to 22%-24% from 18%-20%.
Adjusted EBITDA guidance increased to $421 million-$427 million from $401 million-$407 million.
Second-quarter net sales rose 51%; organic sales increased approximately 35%, supported by growth across all brands and rhode’s European launch shipments.
Second-half adjusted EBITDA margins are expected in the low teens, reflecting tariff-refund reinvestment and marketing spending shifted from the second quarter.
The Nov. 4, 2026, earnings call featured CEO Tarang P. Amin, CFO Mandy Fields and investor relations vice president Ashley Helgans.

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