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What guidance did e.l.f. provide for FY2026 outlook, including revenue, EPS, and margins?

Based on the excerpt you shared, the press release only contains a brief comment from CEO Tarang Amin about the company’s strong Q1 performance and its “value proposition, powerhouse innovation and disruptive marketing engine.” The paragraph is cut off before any forward‑looking guidance is disclosed, so the specific FY 2026 outlook figures for revenue, earnings‑per‑share (EPS) and profit margins are not included in the information provided.

To obtain the exact FY 2026 guidance (revenue target, EPS projection, and expected margin ranges), you’ll need to refer to the full e.l.f. Beauty Q1 FY 2026 earnings release—typically available on the company’s investor‑relations website, the original Business Wire posting, or major financial news services that republished the complete announcement. Those sources will contain the precise numbers that e.l.f. disclosed for its FY 2026 outlook.

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