Coty’s (NYSE:COTY) fiscal second quarter results reflected the headwinds the beauty industry faces from anemic demand out of China, disappointing sales of color cosmetics, and a broader slowdown in ...

Q2 2025 Management View CEO Sue Nabi highlighted that fiscal 2025 is shaping up as a transition year for Coty. Despite pressures in China, Travel Retail Asia, and U.S. Consumer Beauty, the company ...

And in this backdrop, fragrances of all price points continue to outperform most other beauty categories, which strongly benefits Coty's business as fragrances account for over 60% of our revenues and ...

Coty launched its new Chloé fragrance, Nomade Lumière d’Egypte Eau de Parfum in global travel retail on 1 February. Since ...

Coty had strong margin expansion and sustained brand investment, staying on track for FY25 expectations.

Coty reduced its annual profit forecast due to decreased demand for cosmetics amid inflation concerns, leading shares to fall ...

Despite these challenges, Coty's Q2 adjusted gross margin improved year-on-year by up to 170 basis points, with operating ...

The company reported a 1% dip in reported net revenue for the six months ended 31 December 2024 and a 3% decline for Q2 ...

Despite strong demand for prestige fragrances, Q2 net revenue declined due to continued weakness in the mass beauty market and ongoing challenges in APAC, notably in China and Asian travel retail.

Coty cut its annual profit forecast and posted a surprise drop in quarterly revenue, as it faces slowing demand for cosmetics.

Coty Inc (COTY) reports strong EPS growth and financial health improvements despite facing sales pressures and market ...

We think CEO Sue Nabi has whipped Coty into better shape since taking office in 2020, as the beauty industry veteran sharpens the firm’s focus on innovation and reinvigorates its brand marketing while ...