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Reports Q1 revenue $969.2M, consensus $1.04B. "Our first quarter results reflect tangible progress as we continue to transform Perrigo into a more focused, disciplined, and consistent business," said President and CEO Patrick Lockwood-Taylor. "Despite a challenging operating environment, we are advancing a clear plan to address the factors within our control. Our Three-S plan and shift to a category-led operating model are strengthening execution and accountability, and the momentum we are seeing in areas such as U.S. Store Brand and Women's Health are encouraging. We also continue to simplify and streamline the organization through disciplined portfolio actions, including the sale of our Dermacosmetics business, with proceeds expected to be used to support debt reduction."

Reports Q1 revenue $969.2M, consensus $1.04B. "Our first quarter results reflect tangible progress as we continue to transform Perrigo into a more focused, disciplined, and consistent business," said President and CEO Patrick Lockwood-Taylor. "Despite a challenging operating environment, we are advancing a clear plan to address the factors within our control. Our Three-S plan and shift to a category-led operating model are strengthening execution and accountability, and the momentum we are seeing in areas such as U.S. Store Brand and Women's Health are encouraging. We also continue to simplify and streamline the organization through disciplined portfolio actions, including the sale of our Dermacosmetics business, with proceeds expected to be used to support debt reduction."

The company said, "We are maintaining our full-year guidance, supported by clear, quantifiable factors expected to drive improvement in the second half of the year. We recognize that the environment is dynamic, and we are monitoring potential impacts related to geopolitical developments in the Middle East and retailer inventory destocking. Against this backdrop, we are well-positioned to deliver on our 2026 outlook while building a foundation for long-term growth."

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