Este Lauder expects to resume sales growth in 2026.

This company, which owns the brands The Ordinary and Clinique, is expected to see a decrease in sales of 8% to 9% this year, a larger drop than Wall Street's expectations. Despite trade turmoil and a gloomy economic outlook adding to the deep-seated challenges already faced by this beauty giant, the company stated that they see early signs of their turnaround plan starting to work, and if issues are effectively addressed, the company can resume growth. They recently announced tariffs to mitigate potential negative impacts. "CEO Stphane de La Faverie stated in a declaration. The stock rose 5% in pre-market trading in New York on Thursday. As of Wednesday's close, Este Lauder has fallen 20% year-to-date, while the S&P 500 index has dropped 5.3%.