07.01.21
St. Louis, MO
www.edgewell.com
Sales: $630 million (estimated) for sun and skin care products
Corporate sales: $1.9 billion
Key personnel
Rod R. Little, chief executive officer; Daniel Sullivan, chief financial officer; Anne-Sophie Gaget, chief growth and innovation officer; Paul Hibbert, chief supply chain officer; John Hill, chief human resources officer; Marisa Iasenza, chief legal officer; Eric O’Toole, president, North America; Nick Powell, president, international
Major products
Sun care, skin care and shave products sold under brand names that include Banana Boat, Bulldog, Hawaiian Tropic, Schick, Wilkinson Sword, Edge, Skintimate, Personna, Jack Black and Wet Ones
New products
Cremo men’s grooming (acquisition); Schick Shave The Day razor pack; Hawaiian Tropic Silk Hydration Weightless Dry Mists; Banana Boat Sensitive Mineral Enriched C-Spray SPF 50 and Banana Boat Kid & Baby Mineral and Mineral Enriched C-Spray; Skintimate Signature Scents collection
Comments: Corporate sales fell 8.9%. Declines in wet shave and sun care products were partially offset by growth in skin care driven by Wet Ones and grooming products. Sun and skin care net sales fell 0.2%, primarily due to declines in Banana Boat and Hawaiian Tropic, as the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in travel disruption during the summer vacation season. That decline was partially offset by growth in Wet One’s hand wipes and men’s grooming, with volume growth for both Bulldog and Jack Black. Geographically, North America grew organic net sales 3.2%, driven by Wet Ones, which saw more than 60% growth due to demand increases largely attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic. Internationally, organic net sales fell almost 11%, driven by declines in sun care volumes in Asia Pacific and Latin America. Toward the end of fiscal 2020, Edgewell completed the acquisition of Cremo Holding Company, LLC. The marketer of masstige men’s grooming brands, offers a line of beard, hair, shave prep and skin care products. Edgewell said this and other acquisitions, including Bulldog and Jack Black, creat opportunities to expand the personal care portfolio into a growing global category and allowed Edgewell to leverage its international footprint.
For the six months ended March 31, corporate sales fell less than 1% to $970 million. Sun care sales fell double-digits to $132 million, and sales of shaving gels and creams declined less than 1% $63 million. International market declines were attributed to the pandemic. However, sales of wipes and other skin care products nearly doubled to more than $76 million.
www.edgewell.com
Sales: $630 million (estimated) for sun and skin care products
Corporate sales: $1.9 billion
Key personnel
Rod R. Little, chief executive officer; Daniel Sullivan, chief financial officer; Anne-Sophie Gaget, chief growth and innovation officer; Paul Hibbert, chief supply chain officer; John Hill, chief human resources officer; Marisa Iasenza, chief legal officer; Eric O’Toole, president, North America; Nick Powell, president, international
Major products
Sun care, skin care and shave products sold under brand names that include Banana Boat, Bulldog, Hawaiian Tropic, Schick, Wilkinson Sword, Edge, Skintimate, Personna, Jack Black and Wet Ones
New products
Cremo men’s grooming (acquisition); Schick Shave The Day razor pack; Hawaiian Tropic Silk Hydration Weightless Dry Mists; Banana Boat Sensitive Mineral Enriched C-Spray SPF 50 and Banana Boat Kid & Baby Mineral and Mineral Enriched C-Spray; Skintimate Signature Scents collection
Comments: Corporate sales fell 8.9%. Declines in wet shave and sun care products were partially offset by growth in skin care driven by Wet Ones and grooming products. Sun and skin care net sales fell 0.2%, primarily due to declines in Banana Boat and Hawaiian Tropic, as the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in travel disruption during the summer vacation season. That decline was partially offset by growth in Wet One’s hand wipes and men’s grooming, with volume growth for both Bulldog and Jack Black. Geographically, North America grew organic net sales 3.2%, driven by Wet Ones, which saw more than 60% growth due to demand increases largely attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic. Internationally, organic net sales fell almost 11%, driven by declines in sun care volumes in Asia Pacific and Latin America. Toward the end of fiscal 2020, Edgewell completed the acquisition of Cremo Holding Company, LLC. The marketer of masstige men’s grooming brands, offers a line of beard, hair, shave prep and skin care products. Edgewell said this and other acquisitions, including Bulldog and Jack Black, creat opportunities to expand the personal care portfolio into a growing global category and allowed Edgewell to leverage its international footprint.
For the six months ended March 31, corporate sales fell less than 1% to $970 million. Sun care sales fell double-digits to $132 million, and sales of shaving gels and creams declined less than 1% $63 million. International market declines were attributed to the pandemic. However, sales of wipes and other skin care products nearly doubled to more than $76 million.