Headquartered in El Paso, TX Fiscal year ends February NASDAQ: HELE helenoftroy.com
Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ: HELE) is a global consumer products company that designs, develops, and distributes a diversified portfolio of household, health, and beauty brands. The company operates through two segments: Home & Outdoor, which includes brands such as OXO (kitchen and household tools), Hydro Flask (insulated drinkware), and Osprey (technical packs and outdoor gear); and Beauty & Wellness, which encompasses brands including Vicks, Braun, and Honeywell (licensed health/wellness products), PUR (water filtration), Hot Tools, Drybar, and Curlsmith (hair appliances and prestige hair care), Revlon (certain licensed categories), and Olive & June (nail care). The company sells through major retail channels, e-commerce, and international markets, with domestic sales representing approximately 76% of revenue. Helen of Troy is incorporated in Bermuda and listed on NASDAQ. Updated
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Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ: HELE) is a global consumer products company that designs, develops, and distributes a diversified portfolio of household, health, and beauty brands.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for HELE is $31.67.
