$COTY

Coty Inc. reported fiscal Q4 net revenue of $1.27B, up 1.3% and beating estimates, but like-for-like revenue fell 1%. Adjusted loss per share narrowed to 2 cents, missing expectations. The company withheld annual forecasts, citing a 'transition year' due to the Gucci exit. Shares dropped 7% in extended trading. Coty highlighted cost savings and improved free cash flow.

Coty has expanded the pre-launch of BOSS Bottled Beyond fragrances to the Americas, following their debut in Europe and Asia. The campaign includes experiential and digital activations at major airports, supported by media campaigns and retailer-specific promotions. Coty has also appointed new global ambassadors for the campaign, including Jessica Chastain and Becky G.

Boots' £7bn sale to Weston family is at risk after Sycamore Partners rejected a reduced offer. Frasers Group completed its Harvey Nichols acquisition. P&G agreed to buy Thorne for $3.8bn. Estée Lauder reported a 5% sales increase to $15bn, driven by fragrance and skincare. Other retail and beauty sector updates include Sephora's expansion, Jo Malone's Boots partnership, and Coty's mixed financial results.

Coty (COTY) reported a wider loss and lowered its near-term profit outlook, citing margin pressures and SKU rationalization. The stock has seen short-term declines but remains up 22.87% over 90 days. Analysts suggest a fair value of $3.17, citing potential margin improvements and earnings growth by late 2025, despite risks from high debt and reliance on licensed brands.

Coty (COTY) reported Q2 revenue of $1.27B, beating estimates but missing on adjusted EPS (-$0.02 vs -$0.01). Management cited market share gains and inventory adjustments as key focus areas. Analysts questioned SKU rationalization, promotional strategies, and cost mitigation. COTY stock is down 12% since earnings.

Coty (COTY) shares fell 8.5% after reporting Q4 revenue of $1.27B, beating estimates, but with a wider adjusted loss and weaker guidance. The company expects Q1 adjusted earnings of $0.11-$0.13 per share, below consensus, and a low-to-mid-single-digit revenue decline. Management withheld fiscal 2027 guidance, citing a transition year. Coty's fragrance brands showed resilience, while portfolio simplification and potential divestitures could strengthen its balance sheet.

Coty Inc. reported full-year sales of $5.81 billion and a net loss of $604.8 million, while confirming its exit from the Gucci Beauty license. The company appointed Soraya Benchikh as incoming CFO, aiming to address profitability pressures. Analysts project varying revenue and earnings forecasts for 2029, with optimistic and pessimistic outlooks differing significantly.

Coty (COTY) reported Q4 revenue of $1.27b but a net loss of $144.3m, with adjusted EBITDA falling sharply. Shares slipped 0.4% to $2.74. Bulls highlight free cash flow and debt reduction, while bears point to margin pressure and high leverage. Prestige brands remain a focus, but Consumer Beauty EBITDA declined 67% YoY.

Coty reported Q4 revenue of $1.27B, beating estimates, but forecast Q1 EPS below expectations and withheld annual guidance. Shares fell 7% after hours. The company is undergoing a business overhaul, including a potential sale of brands like CoverGirl and Rimmel, and appointed a new CFO. Coty expects like-for-like revenue to decline in Q1, with Middle East conflict and oil prices impacting results.

Coty reported a wider net loss of $618M for fiscal 2025/26, up from $381M a year earlier, with sales falling 5% to $5.8B. Q4 sales rose 1%, showing early signs of stabilization. The company plans to use proceeds from the Gucci Beauty license transfer to Kering to reduce debt and invest in its core business. Coty forecasts a 'transition' year in fiscal 2027 as it refocuses on fragrances and beauty products.