- Oddity Tech Ltd. (NASDAQ: ODD) operates an AI-driven beauty and wellness platform, achieving a record full-year net revenue of $810 million in 2025, reflecting a 25% year-over-year growth.
- In March 2026, Oddity announced a $200 million share buyback plan, superseding a previous $150 million plan, amidst a challenging market environment following a 49% stock plunge due to increased customer acquisition costs.
- The company relies heavily on partnerships with major advertising platforms, which recently faced disruption, impacting its revenue outlook and customer acquisition strategies.
- Ideal buyers for Oddity's services include beauty and wellness brands seeking efficient customer acquisition solutions, particularly as the company navigates recent challenges and aims for recovery in its advertising efficiency.
Marketing and Product is ODDITY’s largest discipline with 37 employees, representing close to one-third of total headcount and underscoring the importance of brand building and product innovation. Business Management follows with 25 employees, providing operational and strategic support across the organization. Engineering makes up 17 roles, highlighting the company’s investment in proprietary technology, while Finance & Administration (11) and Sales & Support (10) round out the core commercial functions. Smaller yet essential groups include Operations (6), Information Technology (5), Legal (3), Human Resources (3) and an ‘Other’ category (7) covering specialized positions.
More than half of ODDITY’s workforce—66 employees—is based in New York, reflecting the company’s corporate headquarters and primary commercial center. Tel Aviv hosts 13 employees and another 5 work in additional Israeli cities, anchoring a significant technology hub. A distributed model places staff in Ukraine (7) and several U.S. cities such as Boston (4), San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC and Portland (each 1). An additional 25 employees are categorized under “Other,” indicating remote or flexible locations that support global operations.
