Herbalife Nutrition Ltd, a global provider of nutritional and personal care products, continues to navigate a dynamic market landscape as its stock trades at $9.23 per share on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HLF) as of November 15, 2025. This marks a decrease of approximately 2.17% from the previous close. Herbalife, founded in 1980 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, markets its products across international territories, competing in the nutrition and wellness sector.

Recent trading data shows Herbalife opened at $9.41, recorded an intraday high of $9.47, an intraday low of $9.205, and closed on a trading volume of 1,297,181 shares. The most recent trade was registered at 16:15 PST on Friday, November 14, with a price dip of $0.21 (or 0.02%) since the preceding session.

Financially, the company experienced a modest decline in revenue for the fiscal year 2024. Herbalife reported $4.99 billion in total operating revenue, representing a 1.37% decrease from the year prior. Despite this, net income surged by 78.83% to reach $254.3 million. Company management attributes this strong profit growth to ongoing cost-control measures, new product launches, digital transformation strategies, and active expansion into the growing ketone supplements market. For further financial analysis, see the original analyst report on Yahoo Finance and a recent review by Seeking Alpha.

Analyst sentiment toward Herbalife remains measured yet optimistic. On July 28, 2025, Mizuho analyst John Baumgartner reiterated a "Neutral" rating for Herbalife but lifted his target price from $8.00 to $9.00, a 12.5% raise, according to GuruFocus. Earlier in the year, Citigroup analyst Chasen Bender maintained a "Strong Buy" recommendation, though he adjusted his target price from $13.00 down to $11.00 (StockAnalysis.com). Across five leading research firms, the consensus is rated as a "Moderate Buy," with an average 12-month price target of $11.50. This forecast suggests a potential upside of roughly 24.6% from the current share price (MarketBeat).

Despite facing challenges such as intensifying competition and evolving consumer preferences, Herbalife is actively investing in its product portfolio and expanding in fast-growing market segments worldwide. Industry observers note that these initiatives, combined with ongoing digital transformation efforts, position the company to potentially enhance both its market presence and profitability in the coming year.