Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Prestige Consumer Healthcare Acquisition of Breathe Right Conference Call. At this time, all participants are in a listen-only mode. After the speaker's presentation, there will be a question-and-answer session. To ask a question during the session, you will need to press star one one on your telephone. You will then hear an automated message advising that your hand is raised. To withdraw your question, please press star one one again. Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded. I would now like to hand the conference over to your first speaker today, Phil Terpolilli. Please go ahead. Thanks, operator, and thank you to everyone who has joined today. On the call with me are Ron Lombardi, our Chairman, President, and CEO, and Christine Sacco, our CFO and COO. We're excited to announce the acquisition of a portfolio of brands headlined by Breathe Right this morning. It's an opportunity that fits squarely into our strategic M&A criteria. Ron will review the strategic rationale, Chris will review the financial impact, and then we'll open up the call for some Q&A. A slide presentation accompanies today's call and can be accessed by visiting prestigeconsumerhealthcare.com, clicking on the investors link, and then on today's webcast and presentation. On today's call, management will make forward-looking statements around risks and uncertainties. They're detailed in a complete Safe Harbor disclosure on page two of the slide presentation that accompanies the call. Additional information concerning risk factors and cautionary statements are available in our most recent SEC filings and our most recent 10-Q and 10-K. I'll now hand it over to our CEO, Ron Lombardi. Ron? Thanks, Phil, and good morning, everyone. As detailed in our press release, we have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a portfolio of brands from Foundation Consumer Healthcare. This acquisition represents a compelling strategic opportunity that aligns squarely with our disciplined M&A framework and fits well with our long-term growth objectives. First, the portfolio is headlined by Breathe Right, which defines its category within the attractive better breathing space. It is a scale brand with over $125 million in revenue that we believe is set up for long-term success by growing its category and further expanding its international presence over time. Second, the business is well-aligned with ours. It uses outsourced manufacturing and has largely overlapping customers, which will allow us to focus on driving sales growth from day one. Finally, the business operates with a strong financial profile that is accretive to Prestige's, and we anticipate strong returns on invested capital early on. This profile will also support our proven history of rapid deleveraging. Chris will discuss the transaction details later, but let's first review the portfolio beginning on slide seven. Approximately two-thirds of revenues are generated from Breathe Right, a brand synonymous with better breathing. As the market leader, we see a clear path for long-term growth, and I'll outline the brand's proposition on the next couple of pages. The second-largest brand in the portfolio at about 10% of sales is Dimetapp. With a 50-plus year heritage with consumers, it is a trusted children's cold relief brand in a category we are very familiar with. The third is Anbesol, an oral pain relief brand that also has longstanding heritage with consumers. The remainder of the portfolio contains a number of well-established brands. Similar to our loyalty portfolio, we'll manage the brands over time to generate cash flow and earnings that can be used to reinvest in our strategic brand portfolio. Finally, in totality, the portfolio is also highly attractive financially. It generated approximately $200 million in annual revenue last year, which translates into strong profitability, including an estimated gross margin of approximately 70% and EBITDA margins above our company average. In addition, the business operates with a low CapEx model, so we anticipate strong free cash flow conversion similar to our own business. Now, let's turn to slide eight to discuss Breathe Right. With heritage dating to the 1990s, Breathe Right is an iconic category-defining brand with strong consumer awareness. It has a broad assortment of strip offerings shown on the left side of the page. These are each designed to help consumers breathe better both throughout the day and at night. With highly efficacious strips that immediately increase nasal airflow by up to 30%, consumers today use the product for a wide range of reasons, including improving sleep quality, snoring, athletic performance, allergies, congestions, and more. It's a drug-free product that doesn't cause side effects, and the brand also receives wonderful consumer reviews due to its superior user experience. In summary, the consumer proposition is clear. It works, it's cost-effective solution to improving nasal airflow, and it solves a range of needs. Our objective with the brand will be to lean into these attributes and continue to increase household penetration, which stands at approximately 3% today. Let's turn to slide nine to review the brand's reach. As mentioned earlier, the brand is a market leader with 60% market share and over 90% aided awareness. Consumers in the U.S. know and trust the Breathe Right brand. Additionally, the brand is sold internationally, mainly concentrated in Europe, where we will more than double our presence. It also has a nice presence in Australia that will fit well with our current Care Pharma business. We see an opportunity to drive strong growth for the brand, consistent with our long-term international segment expectations of 5% growth or more. The brand will be our largest at over $125 million in revenue with attractive profitability. We'd expect the brand to grow ahead of our company's long-term 2%-3% outlook by utilizing our proven brand-building playbook. The brand has grown steadily the last couple of years, driven by the proposition I outlined on the prior page. Now, let me turn it over to Chris to review the financial details of the transaction. Thanks, Ron. Let me first walk everyone through the highlights. We're acquiring a portfolio of brands headlined by Breathe Right. The purchase price is $1.045 billion or $900 million net of anticipated tax benefits. Trailing twelve-month EBITDA through December 31, 2025 was estimated to be approximately $95 million, which equates to a purchase price of approximately 9.5x EBITDA net of tax benefits. We'd expect the business to be immediately accretive to the company's margin profile, EPS, and free cash flow. Ron discussed much of the strategic rationale, but to reiterate, we are pleased to add an attractive and growing market-leading brand to our portfolio. It also provides long-term international sales opportunities, aligns with our business model, and reinforces our long-term financial algorithm for sales and earnings. For financing, we're expecting to finance the transaction primarily with the new term loan facility, with an emphasis on deleveraging post-close that I'll discuss in detail shortly. Last, we expect the acquisition to close during our fiscal Q2 end in September. Let's turn to slide 12. Shown on the page is some additional detail regarding financial impact. First, the transaction will add nearly 20% to our revenue base and add Breathe Right to our stable of scaled strategic brands. We'd anticipate the aggregate portfolio growing approximately 2%-3%, consistent with our own organic growth outlook, with the Breathe Right franchise growing at a faster rate. It's a highly profitable portfolio, leading to a company EBITDA margin approaching 35% on a pro forma basis. For EPS, we'd estimate approximately $0.25 of EPS accretion on an annual basis, reflecting the impact of incremental interest and estimated intangible amortization. Now let's turn to slide 13. We anticipate funding the transaction with a combination of cash on hand and a new term loan facility. On a pro forma basis, we anticipate bank-defined net leverage of approximately 4x at closing. We believe this is an effective use of our balance sheet that generates strong returns for shareholders. As we've done in the past, such as in fiscal 2022 following the acquisition of TheraTears, we intend to use the company's strong and consistent free cash flow to return to our long-term leverage target of less than 3x in fiscal 2028. Now let's turn to slide 15 and Ron will review our company strategy. Thanks, Chris. Shown on this slide is a reminder that we have a proven value creation strategy. Utilizing these three pillars resulted in a resilient business model that continues to deliver value over the long term by, first, using our brand-building tactics to grow our sales in the long term. Second, to maintain and leverage our superior financial profile to enable robust free cash flow. And finally, deploying this capital optimally to further amplify shareholder returns. The result of this execution is clear in our financial performance with five-year compound growth rates for organic revenue and adjusted EPS largely aligned to our long-term targets of 2%-3% sales growth and 6%-8% EPS growth respectively. Now, let's turn to slide 16. We believe this growth profile can be supplemented over time by incremental M&A that can both expand our portfolio as well as offer incremental business capabilities. This page highlights the many successful transactions that have done just that. Whether it's acquiring Care Pharmaceuticals, which added geographic capabilities for us in Australia, or the acquisition of C.B. Fleet, which enabled us to acquire two leading brands alongside strategic manufacturing capabilities, we will continue to seek out future M&A in the fragmented consumer health space. Today's announced acquisition of Breathe Right is the latest example. Now, let's turn to slide 17 and wrap up. To recap, we have a diversified portfolio of leading consumer healthcare brands, strong financial profile, and an advantaged position to continue scaling strategically. We will execute disciplined strategic M&A over time, and today's announcement is just the latest example in driving long-term value creation. Now, let's open it up for questions. Operator? Certainly. As a reminder, to ask a question, you will need to press star one one on your touch-tone telephone and wait for your name to be announced. To withdraw your question, please press star one one again. Please stand by while we compile our Q&A roster. Our first question will come from the line of Rupesh Parikh of Oppenheimer. Your line is open. Good morning, and thanks for taking my question, and congrats on the acquisition. Just a couple questions for you. First, on the, on the synergy front, just curious, you were thinking on potential cost synergies and revenue synergies down the road. Yeah. Hi, Rupesh. It's Chris, good morning. From synergy, not really a synergy play. They're very limited in this transaction. This model was run pretty lean by a PE firm, largely outsourced. That being said, you know, again, not a synergy play, but already immediately accretive to our gross margin and our EBITDA margins. That was the play here for top line. Top line opportunity for long-term growth of the Breathe Right brand. Then just, I guess, just diving deeper into some of the sales opportunities, just curious, you know, how you guys feel about opportunities on the distribution front, domestically and internationally. Then just from a you know, innovation perspective, just overall how is their pipeline? Yeah. Good morning, Rupesh. Let me start by talking about our expectations for total growth for the portfolio that we're acquiring. Over time, we expect it to grow in line with the company's average, following really the model that we have for the existing business, which is in the U.S., we would expect Breathe Right to grow above the company average. Internationally, we expect Breathe Right to grow at 5% or more, again, similar to what we've been experiencing with our international business. We would manage the investment in their heritage and tail brands that we would expect them to decline, their role being to generate earnings and cash flow that we'd invest behind the big brands. You put all that together, we'd expect it to reinforce total company organic growth of 2%-3%. Right. Maybe my final question. Just from a channel mix perspective, is there anything to highlight there? Like, is it pretty consistent with PBH's business today or, you know, or is there more towards your pharmacy? Just curious, just from a channel mix perspective. Yeah. It's fairly consistent in the U.S. with one exception. They have a bigger presence in Costco than our business does. This is the kind of product that consumers might look for in the club channel where they're looking to buy bigger quantity because the product is used routinely. There are many heavy users in the Breathe Right franchise that use it on a very frequent basis. If you go to the club, you look, they have a 144-count size to support that. That's probably the only other difference. Internationally, as we said in today's prepared remarks, there's a nice business that's gonna be added to what we've got going on in Europe, and it's gonna more than double our scale in Europe and give us the opportunity to continue to grow nicely in that region. Great. Thank you. I'll pass it along. Yeah. Thank you. Our next question will be coming from the line of Susan Anderson of Canaccord Genuity. Your line is open, Susan. Hi. Good morning. Thanks for taking my questions. I guess maybe just looking at the EBITDA margin for the portfolio, how are you thinking about that over the long term? Should we think about it as kind of maintaining that EBITDA margin, or is there opportunity to improve it after integrating it into your own portfolio? Or should we expect kind of more increased investment maybe for it to come down a little bit? Thanks. Yeah. Good morning, Susan, it's Chris. As we mentioned on the call and in the presentation, you see they have over 45% EBITDA margins. We always concentrate on that gross margin being able to support the right level of A&M on the brand, for the brand and the category they compete in. Obviously, for a brand like Breathe Right, their A&M spend is at a higher percent of sales than ours, and their gross margin obviously can warrant that. For now, we're gonna look to maintain that and continue to invest behind the brand, and are expecting the entire company margin to increase to about 35% as a result of the acquisition. We think it's well positioned, it's spending at the right levels, and for now, we'll look to maintain that. Okay, great. I guess for the Breathe Right brand, how should we think about the brand's competition, across, I guess, both branded and private label? I guess for that brand and then maybe the other brands on the portfolio, do you think of them as similar to yours where their exposure to private label, you know, is much lower than some of those other big categories out there? Yeah. Good morning, Susan. It's Ron here. For Breathe Right, it's got a very long history. It's been in the market for over 30 years and has defined the category. You know, the product really does offer a leading and premium proposition. It works well, and it's really differentiated from the products that are out there based on performance. There is private label in the category. It's been in place for a very long period of time. Just like we see across OTC, when you have a differentiated premium product with a brand that consumers trust and look for, you know, the share for private label and others has been fairly steady over the long term. Very similar to what we see in our other OTC categories. Same thing for their heritage brands with Dimetapp and Anbesol and others. You know, they may have leading positions in very small categories, but the opportunities there will be to look for select opportunities to support them over time. Okay, great. I guess maybe just looking at kinda the big picture, you know, how does this change the capital allocation priority? Where, you know, is deleveraging now a top priority as we look forward? You know, I guess when do you think you'll look at M&A again, down the road? Thanks. Yeah. Hey, Susan, it's Chris. Obviously, we're very mindful of leverage, and for the near term, we'll be focused on using our free cash flow to return to our long-term target of less than 3x. In the near term, I wouldn't expect meaningful share repurchase. You know, we mentioned on the call, and you look at one of the slides, right, just as we demonstrated with the TheraTears acquisition, you know, again, this acquisition being accretive to our margins has low CapEx requirements 'cause it's asset light, has cash tax benefits. As I stated in my remarks, you know, we expect to be back to our long-term leverage targets in fiscal 2028. You know, we get through integration, and I think we'll be in a similar position to continue to reprioritize M&A. In the near term, we'll be looking to prioritize deleveraging with our cash flow. Great. Thanks so much. Congrats on the acquisition. Thank you. Our next question will be coming from the line of David Shakno of William Blair. David, your line is open. Hey, this is David Shakno. I'm for Jon Andersen. A couple questions here. First, I just wanted to follow up on a question earlier on. Is Breathe Right margin agnostic by channel kind of similar to your existing portfolio? A second question. You know, if Breathe Right's been around for a few decades, as you mentioned, been under, I think, PE ownership for the past five or six years or so, can you highlight any changes that have happened with the brand in the past few years? Were there more recent innovation decisions in the past few years? Was this something on the operations side? Just any kind of historical context would be great. Let me start with your first question there, David. Gross margin by channel is fairly consistent for the Breathe Right brand, and it was one of the areas that we dug into, particularly with the club channel being a different focus for Breathe Right versus our existing business. What we found was, much like with Prestige, they've worked very hard to ensure that the product offering and the way it's promoted in each channel results in similar gross margin. Much aligned with our business. In terms of the Breathe Right ownership, it did come out of one of the big pharma consumer arms, and it's been owned by this PE firm for quite a while. This PE platform company has a very good marketing and brand building group, and they've done a nice job focusing on long-term growth for the brand, despite the PE's, you know, shorter term ownership focus than we would have, right? We think about owning these things in perpetuity. Really no differences in how they might think about brand building. You know, certainly we'll evaluate the marketing and brand building approach and adjust as we see fit going forward, but very good stewardship under Foundation. Great. Thank you. Our next question will be coming from the line of Mitchell Pinheiro of Stifel Nicolaus & Co. Mitchell, your line's open. Yeah. Hey, good morning. Congrats on the acquisition. Just three quick questions. One is e-commerce percentage of this business, if you sort of similar to your current business? Number two, could you explain what the tax benefits are and how they flow through? Three, was this a bid process or were you the only bidder? Yeah. Hey, Mitch. This is Chris. First question on e-com, yes. In aggregate, the portfolio has a similar profile in terms of e-com percentage. As Ron kind of mentioned, we'll be looking to increase that obviously with our e-com playbook that we've executed over the years. In terms of tax benefits, this was an asset purchase. It's how it was structured, and as a result, you get to amortize goodwill and intangibles for tax purposes. The way to think about that is this is gonna essentially reset the tranches we had from some past acquisitions back, you know, think Insight and GSK back a few years ago. Those tranches from a cash tax perspective were gonna be scheduled to roll off in the next couple of years here. With this acquisition, we'll reinforce a cash tax rate in the mid- to high teens versus our corporate effective tax rate at about 24%. This kind of reloads that. You know, from a process perspective, this was a bid process. We were not the only, we don't believe we were the only participant in play here. It started several months ago, and we've been on it and working diligence for some time here. Okay. All right. Thank you. Congrats again. Our next question will be coming from the line of Anthony Lebiedzinski of Sidoti. Anthony, your line is open. Good morning, thanks for taking the questions. Yeah, congrats on the deal as well. I guess in light of the still current fluid tariff environment, can you comment on the product sourcing locations for Breathe Right and the other brands? Yep. Hi, Anthony. All of the CMOs that are providing product are in the U.S., Breathe Right, as well. Not expecting a- Thank you. Not expecting a big impact from tariffs for this. Okay. Gotcha. Got it. Okay. As far as seasonality of the acquired business, I know there's a small cough and cold business, so I guess that would skew towards the December, March quarters. Anything to highlight as far as seasonality otherwise? Yes, seasonality, there isn't much seasonality, Anthony, you know, given the broad usage occasions that we described in the prepared remarks today. You know, this really isn't a allergy, cold kind of product or snoring. It really has a broad set of uses around better breathing and the advantages of breathing better, every day. Okay. Gotcha. Okay. Lastly, as far as the incremental CapEx, how do we think about that? It won't be material, so we would continue to think in that 1%-3% of sales, as a company. All right. Thank you very much. As a reminder, to ask a question, please press star one one on your telephone and wait for your name to be announced. Our next question will be coming from the line of Doug Lane of Water Tower Research. Your line's open, Doug. All right. Thank you, and good morning, everybody. Yeah, no, this acquisition seems right on point. I guess my question is, after five years or so of ownership under Foundation, what can Prestige bring to the party? They seem to have done a pretty good job, as you mentioned, of stewarding the brand. Yeah. Good morning, Doug. Thanks for the question. Maybe this is a good time just to step back and talk about the opportunity here in totality. You know, we talk about our disciplined approach to M&A, and this opportunity I think highlights our approach. You know, first is, you know, we've been very disciplined over the last three-plus years around evaluating opportunities, and what that has allowed us to do is be positioned to do a billion-dollar acquisition, right? This really moves our needle. It's gonna add, you know, 20% to the top line and be very accretive to EPS and our cash flow. I think that's the first place to start, right? Is our discipline has given us the opportunity to be able to manage a deal of this size and the leverage that it'll bring appropriately. You know, the second thing, you know, we touched on these in the prepared remarks today, is it lines up clearly with our three criteria. The first is long-term brand building opportunity. Breathe Right in particular, it's just getting going, right? Still after 30 years of heritage here, it's still at a 3%-4% household penetration, just getting going internationally. We're gonna bring continued investment in our approach to brand building and long-term focus, Doug, to keep that going. Second is it fits our business model, right? We know the customers. It's gonna allow us to more than double our presence in Europe. It fits with our customer base. We know the suppliers. Integration is going to be quick, low risk. Then finally, we think this is a fantastic use of our shareholders' capital. We think the returns are very good for this investment. When we think about it on all those fronts, we really think this is a great opportunity for us. No, that makes sense. Thanks, Ron. I'm showing no further questions. I would now like to turn the conference back to Ron for closing remarks. Okay. Thank you, operator, and thanks to everybody for joining us on short notice this morning. You know, as we said earlier, today's the announcement of signing the agreement, so we've got a little bit of work ahead of us here as we work to get to the closing. We'll look forward to providing further updates, the next being on our May Q4 earnings call. We look forward to speaking then. Thanks for joining, and have a great day. This concludes today's program. Thank you for participating. You may now disconnect.