Reaching 'Transformation' In Turnaround Phase 1, Perrigo Looks To Build On Its Accomplishments

Day after releasing Q4 and full-year results, Perrigo announced launch of next chapter in its “3/5/7” makeover strategy. It reached annual growth of 3% for top line revenues in phase 1, aims for 5% operating income and 7% earnings per share growth in phase 2.

Perrigo provides data on separate periods to show a return to net sales growth with adjusted operating income stabilized as it invested to modernize, partially by restoring its historical growth formula • Source: Perrigo

Perrigo Company PLC is turning the page on its makeover strategy, moving from transforming its portfolio and operations to optimizing its businesses while accelerating growth.

As the consumer health products private label leader touts its path ahead, shareholders likely are noting it ended each of the past two years with the

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