Herbalife releases transcript of Q2 2026 earnings call
Reuters2026/08/06 21:46- Herbalife’s Q2 2026 earnings call drew CEO Stephan Gratziani, CFO John DeSimone, IR head Samantha Holway, analysts from Maxim, Barclays, JPMorgan, Water Tower Research.
- Q2 net sales USD 1.3 billion, up 5.4%; adjusted EBITDA USD 167 million; adjusted EPS USD 0.51; GAAP loss USD 26 million on USD 95 million debt-extinguishment charge.
- Guidance: Q3 net sales up 0.5%-4.5% reported, 1.5%-5.5% constant currency; FY net sales up 2.5%-5.5%; adjusted EBITDA USD 670-690 million.
- Personalized nutrition push: Bioniq GO launched across 11 Europe/Africa markets in June, US in July; more launches planned for second half.
- DeSimone to retire at year-end; SVP Finance and Transformation Scott Schaefer to become CFO at start of 2027; debt reduction remains priority.
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