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ELF remains resilient with strong brand relevance and market share gains, but growth is slowing and margin pressures are mounting due to tariffs and acquisition costs. The Rhode acquisition offers long-term topline and margin benefits, but brings near-term integration costs and increased leverage, raising short-term risks. Valuations are still premium but more reasonable after the earnings drop; the stock now prices in slower growth, margin pressures, and integration risks.

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e.l.f. Beauty, Inc. ELF posted better-than-expected first-quarter results after Wednesday's closing bell.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Elf Conference Call Happening Now 5:01 pm Elf’s conference call is happening now, you can listen in here if you like. We will be listening in to the call so posts will be limited. If you leave this tab open a new post should automatically post later with our summary of the call. We thank you for joining us today for this review of Elf’s earnings. We’re hosting several live blogs on 24/7 Wall St., so if you’re looking for analysis of your favorite stocks make sure to come back! Shares Keep Trending Down 4:48 pm Shares of Elf are now down about 4%. It could be the persisently lower margins that are attributed to tariffs. Once again, the company guided to adjusted EBITDA in the first half of 20% versus 23% last year. Investors may be worried this is a continuing trend that will impact profitability moving forward. ELF Guidance 4:46 pm We went back and looked at the exact wording of Elf’s guidance and here’s what they

E.l.f. Beauty shares buckled amid uncertainty over the future of Chinese tariffs.

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e.l.f. Beauty shows strong growth and profitability, but its valuation remains stretched at 30x forward earnings, much higher than sector peers. Q1 earnings were solid but not spectacular, with revenue growth slowing and ongoing uncertainty from tariffs impacting margins. Tariff risks are significant, with 75% of production in China and potential $50 million annualized cost increases threatening future profitability.

ELF posts fiscal first-quarter earnings beat with 9% sales growth and 210 bps market share gain, despite a dip in profit and margin pressure.