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e.l.f. Beauty, Inc.
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Inputs &suppliersfarms, factories, ingredi…Sourcing &enablerstraders, cloud, payments,…Brands &platformsthe hub that sellsDistribution &retaillogistics, stores, channe…Consumerswho actually paysCNChina contract manufacturersPKGPackaging & component suppliersKRKorea & indie skin-care labsFRTFreight & import logisticsSOCTikTok & social platformselfe.l.f. BeautyELEstée LauderLORL'OréalCOTYCotyRHDrhodeNATNaturiumULTAUlta BeautyAMZNAmazonRXDrug & grocery chainsINTLInternational retailTGTTargetWMTWalmartYOUGen Z & value shoppers
Company details
Market cap
~$4.5B
P/E ratio
~32×
Div yield
0%
Revenue (FY26)
$1.64B
Rev. growth
+25%
Gross margin
71%
Adj. EBITDA (FY25)
$297M
US net sales
81%
In plain English
e.l.f. ("eyes, lips, face") is a mass-market beauty disruptor: it designs prestige-inspired makeup and skin care, has it made cheaply by third-party factories in China, and sells it at accessible prices through Target, Walmart, Ulta and Amazon. A viral social-media playbook and a China-based supply chain let it grow net sales ~25% to ~$1.64B in FY2026 — its seventh straight year of gains — while a wave of acquisitions (Naturium, rhode) pushes it beyond color cosmetics into skin care.
In simple terms
What e.l.f. Beauty, Inc. really sells
e.l.f. ("eyes, lips, face") is a mass-market beauty disruptor: it designs prestige-inspired makeup and skin care, has it made cheaply by third-party factories in China, and sells it at accessible prices through Target, Walmart, Ulta and Amazon. A viral social-media playbook and a China-based supply chain let it grow net sales ~25% to ~$1.64B in FY2026 — its seventh straight year of gains — while a wave of acquisitions (Naturium, rhode) pushes it beyond color cosmetics into skin care.
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