Nu Skin Enterprises is a global company that specializes in personal care products and dietary supplements
They focus on innovating and marketing anti-aging skincare items, hair care products, and nutritional supplements through a direct selling model. The company emphasizes the use of science and technology in developing its products, which are designed to enhance the overall well-being and appearance of its customers. By combining traditional retail with a network of independent distributors, Nu Skin provides a unique shopping experience that leverages personal connections and social selling strategies.
Shares of personal care company Nu Skin (NYSENUS)
jumped 13.3% in the morning session after the company reported strong preliminary Q4 2024 guidance, with revenue expected to be at the high end of the previous guidance range. A day after this report, the company is expected to share updates on its strategy, including the recent sale of Mavely for $250 million. Overall, the updates provide more reasons for investors to stay optimistic.
Shares of personal care company Nu Skin (NYSENUS)
jumped 21.9% in the morning session after the company announced the sale of the Mavely affiliate technology platform, owned by its subsidiary Rhyz Inc., to Later, a marketing and social media management software firm. Valued at $250 million, the deal delivered a substantial payoff, with management adding, "This transaction yielded roughly a fivefold return on the company's total investment in Mavely since its acquisition in 2021."
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