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Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ: HELE) news covers developments across its Home & Outdoor and Beauty & Wellness segments and its portfolio of widely recognized consumer brands. The company’s releases provide updates on quarterly financial results, segment performance, credit facility amendments, leadership changes, and brand‑level initiatives in categories such as home tools, insulated drinkware, packs and travel gear, hair styling, and wellness devices.
Investors following HELE news will find detailed earnings announcements that discuss consolidated net sales trends, gross profit margins, operating margins, non‑cash impairment charges, and non‑GAAP measures like adjusted operating margin, adjusted diluted EPS, and adjusted EBITDA. These releases also break out performance for the Home & Outdoor and Beauty & Wellness segments, explaining how factors such as tariffs, competition, retailer inventory decisions, and international market dynamics have influenced results.
Company news also highlights capital structure and governance updates. For example, Helen of Troy has reported amendments to its revolving credit facility, including changes to leverage and interest coverage covenants, and has disclosed shareholder votes on its stock incentive plan and auditor appointment. Form 8‑K‑related releases describe the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer, his subsequent appointment to the board, and other executive transitions.
Brand‑focused announcements feature product launches and collaborations within the portfolio. Recent examples include OXO’s Chefs in Residence program, Hydro Flask’s multi‑year collaboration with Arbor Snowboards, Osprey’s introduction of an updated run collection, and Revlon Hair Tools’ launch of a new multi‑styling hair tool. Together, these updates illustrate how Helen of Troy uses its brands to engage consumers in home, outdoor, beauty, and wellness markets.
For readers tracking HELE, this news feed brings together financial disclosures, strategic and governance updates, and brand‑level activity, offering a view into how Helen of Troy manages its multi‑brand consumer products platform over time.
Osprey Packs (NYSE:HELE) has unveiled its most advanced run collection for Spring 2026, featuring significant upgrades to its running packs and hydration accessories lineup. The collection's centerpiece, the Duro | Dyna Pro series, includes vests priced at $175 (7L) and $195 (10L), along with the Pro Belt ($60) and Pro Quiver ($25).
The new collection showcases innovative features including ultralight design, soft spacer mesh fabric, and enhanced stability systems. Products are constructed with bluesign®-approved materials and 100% recycled polyester with PFAS-free DWR treatment. The collection will launch in February 2026 through Osprey's website and specialty retailers across 60+ countries.
[]Osprey Packs (NYSE:HELE) has unveiled its Spring 2026 bike collection, featuring new and updated hydration pack models designed for various riding styles. The collection includes the reimagined Syncro series ($160-$195), the new Raptor | Raven LT ($140), the entry-level Berm series ($75-$115), and the updated Seral | Savu lumbar packs ($60-$115).
The collection emphasizes technical innovation with features like AirSpeed™ suspension, adjustable torso lengths, and weather protection. Notable is the company's commitment to sustainability, with products utilizing bluesign® approved, 100% recycled materials. The new collection will be available in February 2026 through Osprey's website and specialty retailers across 60+ countries.
Osprey Packs (NYSE:HELE) has unveiled its Spring 2026 hiking collection, featuring new models and updates to core premium lines. The collection introduces the Kestrel | Kyte LT series ($160-$220) and Hikelite LT series ($90-$110), alongside updates to existing product lines including Sportlite, Hikelite, Stratos | Sirrus, and Manta | Mira.
Key innovations include enhanced AirScape™ and AirSpeed™ suspension systems, sustainable materials with 100% recycled fabrics, and improved fit adjustability. The collection demonstrates Osprey's commitment to sustainability, featuring bluesign® approved materials and ocean-sourced recycled nylon. The new products will be available in February 2026 through Osprey's website and specialty retailers across 60+ countries.
Helen of Troy (NASDAQ: HELE) reported challenging first quarter fiscal 2026 results, with consolidated net sales declining 10.8% to $371.7 million. The company recorded a significant GAAP diluted loss per share of $19.65, primarily due to non-cash asset impairment charges of $414.4 million.
Key financial metrics include gross profit margin of 47.1% (down from 48.7%), adjusted diluted EPS of $0.41 (down from $0.99), and operating cash flow of $58.3 million. The company's performance was notably impacted by tariff-related challenges, accounting for approximately 8 percentage points of the revenue decline.
For Q2 fiscal 2026, Helen of Troy projects consolidated net sales of $408-432 million and adjusted diluted EPS of $0.45-$0.60. The company is actively working to reduce its China tariff exposure to less than 25% by fiscal year-end and expects to limit the fiscal 2026 net tariff impact on operating income to less than $15 million.
Helen of Troy (NASDAQ: HELE) announced an immediate leadership change with CEO Noel Geoffroy departing the company and resigning from the board of directors. Brian Grass, the company's CFO, has been appointed as interim CEO, while Tracy Scheuerman, former Senior VP of Finance for Home & Outdoor segment, will serve as interim CFO.
The Board of Directors has engaged a leading executive search firm to identify a permanent CEO, emphasizing their focus on finding a leader who aligns with their vision of the company's growth potential. Grass, who has served the company for nearly two decades, expressed commitment to working with the team to capitalize on opportunities and enable profitable growth of their global brand portfolio.
Helen of Troy (NASDAQ: HELE) reported Q4 fiscal 2025 results with consolidated net sales of $485.9 million, down 0.7% from $489.2 million in the previous year. The company posted GAAP diluted EPS of $2.22, up 24.0%, while adjusted diluted EPS declined 4.9% to $2.33.
Key financial metrics include gross profit margin of 48.6% (down from 49.0%), operating margin of 0.4% (down from 13.5%), and cash flow from operations of $35.0 million. The company recognized non-cash asset impairment charges of $51.5 million related to its Drybar business.
For full fiscal 2025, consolidated net sales were $1.908 billion, decreasing 4.9%. The company completed Project Pegasus restructuring plan with total pre-tax charges of $60.9 million, targeting annualized pre-tax operating profit improvements of $75-85 million by fiscal 2027.
Helen of Troy (NASDAQ: HELE), a company focused on branded consumer home, outdoor, beauty, and wellness products, has scheduled its fourth quarter and fiscal year 2025 earnings release for Thursday, April 24, 2025, before market open.
The company will host a conference call at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time on the same day, featuring CEO Noel Geoffroy, CFO Brian Grass, and SVP of Business Development and Investor Relations Sabrina McKee. Institutional investors and analysts can participate by dialing (877) 407-3982.
A webcast will be available on the company's investor relations website, with replay access until May 8, 2025, via phone number (844) 512-2921 using pin 13752111. The webcast recording will remain accessible for one year.
Osprey, a Helen of Troy brand (NASDAQ: HELE), announces its most sustainable collection for Fall 2025, featuring significant environmental innovations. The company introduces its proprietary ReComp™ fabric, made from 70% post-consumer and 30% pre-consumer recycled polyester, which will be featured in the new Arcane™ Earth series.
The collection includes a new partnership with Looptworks, a Certified B , for end-of-use recycling, ensuring products that can't be donated or repaired will be downcycled into non-woven products. The Arcane Earth series includes a Duffel Pack ($170), Roll Top Pack ($130), Large Day Pack ($120), and Hip Bag ($70).
Additionally, 83% of Osprey's product line will carry the bluesign Product designation by Fall 2025, marking a 13% increase from Fall 2024. The collection will be available in July 2025 through osprey.com and specialty retailers across 60+ countries.
Osprey Packs unveils its Fall 2025 lifestyle collection, featuring innovative sustainable designs and expanded product lines. The highlight is the new Arcane Earth series, which introduces ReComp™ fabric made from 70% post-consumer and 30% pre-consumer recycled polyester, utilizing factory cutting scraps. The collection includes products ranging from $70 to $170.
The launch also features the Daylite series with advanced water-resistant technology, including coated zippers and bluesign APPROVED carbonate-coated fabric, priced from $50 to $120. The Aoede SyncPack ($180) joins the Aoede series, offering digital nomad functionality with a detachable 16-inch laptop sleeve and QuickFlap closure. The 24/7 series expands with the Nebula Sling ($75), featuring a 14-inch laptop sleeve and organized clamshell design.
The entire Fall 2025 collection will be available from July 2025 through osprey.com and specialty retailers across 60+ countries.
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