Seeing Light At End Of Pandemic Tunnel, Prestige Consumer Healthcare Raises Earnings Guidance

Prestige Consumer Healthcare prepares to “lap the effects” of COVID-19 disruption on, estimating its fiscal year 2021 sales will reach $935m, ahead of earlier projections, and maintaining long-term organic growth targets of 2%-3%.

Prestige Consumer Healthcare Inc. raises its fiscal year 2021 sales projection and maintains its 2% to 3% long-term organic sales outlook as it prepares to leave behind COVID-19-related disruptions and focus on expanding its brands.

“We will begin to lap the effects of COVID-19 that began in the spring of last year while our long-term brand-building strategy continues to set us up for long-term success,” said president and CEO Ron

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