Campbell Soup stock closes at USD 19.62 after fiscal reset
Campbell Soup stock closed at USD 19.62 on October 2, 2026, after experiencing a 0.67 percent increase. The company's fiscal 2026 sales declined to USD 9.744 billion, with EPS dropping to USD 1.31, leading to a significant 36 percent cut in its quarterly dividend to fund a turnaround strategy. Analysts have a Neutral consensus with an average 12-month price target of USD 20.79, slightly above the current market value, as the stock remains near its yearly low.
The American group Smithfield Foods buys Argal
Smithfield Foods, an American meat giant owned by the Chinese WH Group, has acquired a 50.1% majority stake in the Spanish processed meat company Argal. The current shareholders of Argal, Josep Maria Orteu and Antoni Escribà, will retain the remaining 49.9% and continue to lead the company. This strategic alliance aims to reinforce Argal's growth, internationalization, and competitiveness, marking Smithfield Foods' return to the Spanish market.
Campbell Soup stock after-hours at EUR 17.49: plus 0.75 percent versus prior close
Campbell Soup stock increased by 0.75 percent to EUR 17.49 in after-hours trading on October 2, 2026. The company recently reported a decline in Q4 fiscal 2026 net sales and adjusted diluted EPS, and reduced its quarterly dividend to USD 0.25 per share. The company provided fiscal 2027 guidance for adjusted diluted earnings per share between USD 1.65 and USD 1.80.
Molson Coors, Freshpet, Kimberly-Clark lead consumer staples short interest above $2B (TAP:NYSE)
Molson Coors, Freshpet, and Kimberly-Clark are leading consumer staples stocks with short interest exceeding $2 billion, specifically among companies with market caps above $2 billion. Brewers, packaged foods, and household products sectors show the highest short interest in this category. The article highlights TAP, FRPT, KMB, and POST as key examples.
Recall on pasta sold at Walmart stores nationwide
Gias Foods of New York is recalling all lot codes of its Bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine sold at Walmart stores nationwide due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The frozen pasta is packaged in a 22 oz, yellow plastic with UPC #194346442706. No illnesses have been reported so far, and consumers who purchased the product are advised to return it for a full refund.
Campbell's (NASDAQ:CPB) Reaches New 1-Year Low - Should You Sell?
Campbell's (NASDAQ:CPB) shares have hit a new 52-week low of $19.21, with analysts giving a consensus "Reduce" rating and an average price target of $19.88. The company met quarterly EPS expectations but saw a 7.9% revenue decline year-over-year and reduced its quarterly dividend to $0.25, leading to an annualized yield of approximately 5.2%. Institutional investors have adjusted their holdings, with several boosting their positions despite the stock's recent performance.
Campbell Soup cuts dividend to USD 0.25 per share for Campbell Soup stock
Campbell Soup (CPB) has reduced its quarterly dividend by 36% to $0.25 per share, citing a need to accelerate debt reduction. The company also issued a defensive fiscal 2027 guidance, expecting net sales to decline and adjusted EPS to be significantly lower than in fiscal 2026, leading to the stock trading near its yearly low.
Post Holdings, Inc. (POST) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
This article provides a comprehensive overview of Post Holdings, Inc. (POST) stock, including its current price, historical data, financial performance, and analyst insights. It details the company's various segments like Post Consumer Brands and Foodservice, and outlines key financial metrics and recent performance against benchmarks like the S&P 500. The article also lists analyst price targets and recommendations, offering a snapshot of market sentiment and future expectations for the company.
Campbell Soup stock ahead of the Xetra open with no euro price
Campbell Soup stock is showing no euro price or percentage change ahead of the Xetra open on September 30, 2026. This follows a previous report by Yahoo Finance on September 3, 2026, which detailed Campbell's dividend reduction and weaker fiscal fourth-quarter results, along with plans for a cost-cutting program. The company is implementing these measures to reduce costs and strengthen its balance sheet.
J. M. Smucker (SJM) Stock Could Be Above Fair Value Following New Coffee Launch
J. M. Smucker's stock has performed strongly in 2026, rising 24.9% year-to-date, but its current share price of US$120.70 may be overvalued based on its P/E ratio of 56.2x, significantly higher than the industry average. The company's new Folgers functional coffee range adds a positive product story, yet the valuation suggests investors are already optimistic. Analysts offer differing views, with some seeing undervaluation and others believing the stock is fairly valued.
The new consumer equation: nutrient density, value and fun
Today's consumers demand nutrient density, value, and fun from their food, pushing manufacturers and retailers to offer products that provide enjoyment and unique experiences beyond basic health benefits and price. Executives from Target, Chobani, and Hormel Foods discussed the importance of "accessible wellness" and how aspects like cultural relevance, limited-edition releases, and strategic splurging are reshaping grocery aisles. The article highlights that while health claims proliferate, the "fun filter" is becoming a primary differentiator, especially as consumers become more discerning about cost and calories.
Hormel Foods Corporation (NYSE:HRL) Shareholders to Get $0.29 Quarterly Dividend
Hormel Foods Corporation has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.2925 per share, payable on November 16th to shareholders of record by October 13th, representing an annualized dividend of $1.17 and a 5.9% yield. The company has a 60-year track record of increasing its dividend, with a current payout ratio of 65% which is expected to rise to 76% based on future earnings projections. Hormel recently reported quarterly earnings of $0.37 per share, surpassing estimates, though revenue declined by 2.4% year-over-year.
Campbell Soup stock fell 2.42 percent as outlook weakened
Campbell Soup stock dropped 2.42 percent following a weaker fiscal 2027 outlook, which projects a decline in net sales and adjusted EPS. The company reported an 8 percent decrease in Q4 net sales and a 37 percent drop in adjusted EPS, primarily driven by a 12 percent fall in Snacks sales. Analysts, such as Jefferies, have adjusted price targets, noting the stock is near its yearly low, as the company aims for cost savings but faces challenges in its Snacks segment.
Campbell's (NASDAQ:CPB) Hits New 1-Year Low - What's Next?
Campbell's (NASDAQ:CPB) stock recently hit a new 52-week low of $19.52 after closing at $19.85, trading below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. This drop is compounded by a 7.9% year-over-year revenue decline, despite meeting quarterly EPS expectations at $0.39. Analysts have a cautious outlook, with an average "Reduce" rating and a target price of $19.88, further impacted by the company's decision to cut its quarterly dividend from $0.39 to $0.25 per share.
Campbell Soup stock slips 14.5 percent ahead of the open
Campbell Soup stock fell 14.5% to USD 20.33 after the market close on September 24, 2026, driven by fiscal results and weaker guidance. The company reported net sales of USD 9.74 billion and diluted earnings per share of USD 1.31 for fiscal 2026. The stock's performance contrasted with the S&P 500, which slipped only 0.02% during the same period.
Campbell Soup Company stock falls 2.41 percent near yearly low
Campbell Soup Company's stock dropped 2.41 percent, reaching near its 52-week low due to a weak fiscal 2026 performance, including an 8 percent decline in net sales and a 37 percent drop in adjusted EPS. The company projects a difficult fiscal 2027 with further sales decline and a reduced adjusted EPS outlook, coupled with a 36 percent dividend cut and a $500 million cost-cutting plan. These measures are intended to focus on cash preservation and debt reduction amidst significant investor concern over the earnings reset.
Conagra Brands (NYSE:CAG) Shareholders Set to Receive $0.17 Quarterly Dividend
Conagra Brands (NYSE:CAG) has announced a quarterly dividend of $0.1750 per share, payable on December 3rd to shareholders of record by November 5th. This translates to an annualized dividend of $0.70 and a dividend yield of 4.8%. The company's dividend payout ratio is 28.0%, and analysts expect future earnings to sufficiently cover the dividend, with an anticipated payout ratio of 44.6% next year.
J&J Snack Foods Corp. (JJSF) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
This Yahoo Finance page provides a comprehensive overview of J&J Snack Foods Corp. (JJSF) stock, including its current price, historical data, and financial performance. It details key metrics such as market cap, PE ratio, dividend yield, and analyst target estimates. The article also describes the company's operations, brands, and recent financial trends.
Kraft Heinz (KHC) Stock Looks Reasonable As Shares Fell 18%
Kraft Heinz (KHC) stock has seen an 18% decline over the past three years, making its current valuation of 1.1x Price/Sales (P/S) seem reasonable, especially given its ongoing US$700 million reinvestment plan through 2026 and Oscar Mayer reset. While its P/S is above the broad food industry average, it's below its peer group and the fair multiple implied by Simply Wall St's valuation model, suggesting it might be undervalued based on its sales quality and brand reach. Analysts and community views are split, with some seeing a repair story on discount and others concerned about risks from shifting consumer trends and health regulations.
Goldfish dives into protein with new cracker
The Campbell's Company is launching a new protein-fortified version of its Goldfish crackers, offering 6 grams of protein per serving in cheddar and pizza flavors. This innovation responds to high consumer demand for protein and follows Campbell's recent efforts to aggressively innovate the Goldfish brand, including gluten-free and whole-grain versions. The new protein crackers will debut at Walmart and other grocery stores in October, with wider national distribution in early 2027.
Campbell's debuts new sauce lineup
Campbell's is launching a new line of four "Two-step Tuesdays" sauces designed to simplify weeknight dinners, allowing consumers to cook a protein and add a sauce for a meal in 20 minutes or less. The brand is partnering with pro dancer Witney Carson to promote these sauces, which come in Creamy Lemon Garlic, Smothered Chicken, Butter Chicken, and Thai Curry flavors. To celebrate, Campbell's is offering limited-edition kits that include all four sauces, recipe cards, and kitchen accessories.
Campbell Soup stock falls 3.67 percent near its yearly low
Campbell Soup stock closed at USD 19.93 on September 21, 2026, marking a 3.67 percent drop and positioning it only USD 0.37 above its 52-week low. This decline followed the company's fiscal fourth-quarter results, which met EPS estimates but showed a 7.9 percent revenue decrease year-over-year, and a reduced dividend announcement. Analysts have responded by lowering price targets, reflecting the weakening sentiment and keeping the stock under pressure.
PepsiCo’s Indra Nooyi latest high-profile female CEO to exit
Indra Nooyi is stepping down as CEO of PepsiCo after 12 years, making her the latest high-profile female CEO to exit a Fortune 500 company. Her departure comes during a period of significant change within the food industry, which has seen other female CEOs from companies like Mondelez and Campbell also step down recently. Ramon Laguarta will succeed Nooyi as CEO in October, continuing the company's tradition of internal promotions for the top leadership role.
Nykredit A S Takes $6.27 Million Position in General Mills, Inc. $GIS
Nykredit A/S has acquired a new position in General Mills, Inc. (NYSE:GIS), purchasing 180,093 shares valued at approximately $6.27 million during the second quarter. This move comes as institutional investors and hedge funds collectively own 75.71% of the company, with General Mills shares trading below their 52-week high amid concerns over inflation and upcoming earnings. Analysts currently hold a consensus "Reduce" rating on the stock with an average price target of $36.41.
Campbell Soup stock slips 3.67 percent ahead of the open
Campbell Soup stock (CPB) fell 3.67 percent to USD 19.93 on September 21, 2026, contrasting with a gain by the Nasdaq Composite. The decline follows the company's fiscal fourth-quarter results and a dividend reduction reported earlier in September. The stock is down 24.9 percent year-to-date, trading near its 52-week low.
Zacks Research Has Negative View of Campbell's Q1 Earnings
Zacks Research has issued a "Strong Sell" rating for Campbell's (NASDAQ: CPB) and significantly cut its Q1 2027 EPS estimate from $0.65 to $0.42, citing weaker expected earnings. Although Campbell's met consensus with $0.39 EPS in its latest quarter, revenue decreased by 7.9% year-over-year. The company faces cautious analyst sentiment, with a consensus "Reduce" rating and concerns about its 119% dividend payout ratio exceeding earnings.
The Discontinued Campbell's Canned Soup Flavor That Left A Hole In Some Holiday Traditions
Campbell's has discontinued its cream of shrimp soup, disappointing many home cooks who relied on it for holiday recipes like shrimp dip and casserole. The soup, which reportedly disappeared from shelves in 2025, is no longer listed on the company's website. For those looking to recreate the flavor, alternatives include using Blue Runner's cream of shrimp soup, doctoring Campbell's cream of onion soup with shrimp and tomato puree, or making a scratch-made version.
Q2 Earnings Estimate for Campbell's Issued By Zacks Research
Zacks Research has lowered its Q2 2027 EPS estimate for Campbell's (NASDAQ: CPB) to $0.43 from $0.46, assigning the stock a "Strong Sell" rating, despite the company meeting consensus EPS estimates in its most recent quarter. The firm also adjusted its full-year EPS forecasts for FY2027 and FY2028 downwards. Analyst sentiment remains cautious, with an average "Reduce" rating and a price target below the current trading price, highlighting concerns about revenue decline and the company's dividend payout ratio exceeding 100%.
Amundi Reduces Position in The Campbell's Company $CPB
Amundi significantly reduced its stake in The Campbell's Company (NASDAQ:CPB) by 98.3% during the second quarter, selling 593,993 shares and retaining 10,443 shares worth $233,000. Despite other institutional investors increasing their positions, Campbell's shares recently traded down, and the company announced a quarterly dividend of $0.25, leading to a 4.7% yield and a payout ratio over 100%. Analysts currently have a "Reduce" rating on the stock with an average target price of $19.88.
McCormick or Smucker: One Dividend Aristocrat Will Outrun the Other
This article compares two Dividend Aristocrats, McCormick (MKC) and J.M. Smucker (SJM), to determine which is a better investment for a retirement account. While both have similar market caps and dividend yields, McCormick is favored due to its 40-year dividend increase streak, strong business quality with high-margin flavor brands, and a more attractive valuation post-selloff. Smucker, despite strong free cash flow, faces challenges from fragile earnings, goodwill impairments, and coffee tariffs.
The Campbell’s Co. debuts canned sauces
The Campbell's Co. has launched a new line of canned sauces, featuring four varieties: creamy lemon garlic, smothered chicken, butter chicken, and Thai curry. These sauces are designed to simplify meal preparation and are available nationwide for $2.79 per can. This move expands Campbell's offerings in the convenience food market.
Campbell’s® debuts new sauces lineup to make dinnertime simple
Campbell's has launched a new line of four sauces designed to simplify weeknight dinners, enabling consumers to create meals in 20 minutes or less. The company is partnering with pro dancer Witney Carson to promote "Two-Step Tuesdays by Campbell's," offering limited-edition kits to encourage easy cooking. These sauces and kits aim to provide delicious and convenient meal solutions for busy families.
Campbell’s Launches Four Sauces for Quick Weeknight Meals
Campbell's has introduced four new sauces designed to simplify weeknight meals, catering to the 60% of Americans who prefer spending less than 30 minutes cooking dinner. The new lineup includes Creamy Lemon Garlic, Smothered Chicken (Creole-inspired), Butter Chicken, and Thai Curry sauces, all available for an SRP of $2.79 nationwide. To promote the launch, Campbell's is teaming up with pro dancer Witney Carson for "Two-Step Tuesdays," offering limited-edition kits with the new sauces and kitchen accessories.
NewEdge Advisors LLC Buys 145,967 Shares of The Campbell's Company $CPB
NewEdge Advisors LLC significantly increased its stake in The Campbell's Company by 139.7%, purchasing an additional 145,967 shares to bring its total to 250,443 shares valued at approximately $5.6 million. Despite institutional investors collectively owning 52.35% of the company, analysts generally hold a cautious "Reduce" rating with a $19.88 price target. Campbell's recently reported quarterly revenue of $2.14 billion and EPS of $0.39, meeting estimates but showing a 7.9% year-over-year revenue decline and a decrease in EPS from $0.62.
7 Best Campbell’s Condensed Soups, Ranked by Fans
This article ranks the seven best Campbell's condensed soups according to fan preferences, highlighting their nostalgic value and versatility in recipes. It details popular flavors like Tomato, Cream of Mushroom, and Chicken Noodle, along with others favored for both eating solo and as ingredients in various dishes. The article also provides historical context on the invention of condensed soup by Dr. John T. Dorrance.
Kraft Heinz Moves to the NYSE. What Happened to the Breakup?
Kraft Heinz is moving its stock listing to the NYSE, a decision that comes after the company shelved a planned split into two independent companies. New CEO Steve Cahillane redirected $700 million into brand reinvestment and has focused on turnaround efforts, including addressing a packaging defect that affected Oscar Mayer's market share. While the company has paid down nearly $3 billion in debt, its shares remain significantly below 10-year highs, with an upcoming investor day serving as the next major catalyst.
Hsbc Holdings PLC Sells 1,830,419 Shares of The Campbell's Company $CPB
HSBC Holdings PLC significantly reduced its stake in The Campbell's Company (CPB) by selling 1,830,419 shares, leaving it with 33,700 shares valued at $747,000. This move comes as Campbell's reported a 7.9% year-over-year revenue decline, though its adjusted earnings per share met analyst estimates. The company also announced a quarterly dividend of $0.25, but analysts maintain a cautious "Reduce" rating with an average price target of $19.94.
From Campbell’s to Conagra, food industry warns of price hikes
Major food companies like Conagra, Campbell's, and McCormick are warning of impending price hikes on their products due to sustained increases in energy, fertilizer costs, tariffs, and potential impacts from the El Niño weather pattern. Executives state that cost-cutting measures are no longer sufficient to offset inflation, forcing them to raise prices to maintain profit margins. This trend will likely put further pressure on consumers and has implications for the broader economy and political landscape.
Campbell’s heats up digital focus amid marketing reformulation
Campbell’s is overhauling its marketing strategy to adapt to changing consumer habits and address declining sales, particularly by increasing investments in digital channels like social media, influencers, e-commerce, and AI-powered platforms. Approximately 85% of its working media budget will be allocated to these digital efforts, with a focus on growth opportunities such as the Rao’s, Goldfish, and Pepperidge Farm brands. This shift aims to boost product trials and reinforce brand positioning, especially for Goldfish, which is getting an omnichannel push and new product variations.
Food industry warns prices will go up for rest of year
Food industry giants like Conagra, Campbell's, and Clorox are signaling upcoming price increases for their products due to persistent inflation, tariffs, and rising input costs. Executives cite elevated energy, fertilizer, and transportation expenses, along with potential El Niño disruptions, as key drivers. While retailers will decide how much of these increases to absorb, consumers are expected to face higher grocery bills for the remainder of the year.
THE FRIDAY 5: Amazon’s Bet on Fresh Grocery Delivery Pays Off; Campbell’s Plans $500M Cost-Cutting Overhaul
This article highlights key developments in the food retail industry, including Amazon's successful expansion into fresh grocery delivery, Campbell's Co.'s plans for a $500 million cost-cutting overhaul, and Whole Foods Market's lead in consumer growth among grocery brands. It also covers Sprouts Farmers Market's new headquarters and Albertsons' appointment of Meg Whitman as executive chair to advise its CEO.
Core Capital Management & Research inc. Purchases Shares of 323,296 Hormel Foods Corporation $HRL
Core Capital Management & Research inc. acquired 323,296 shares of Hormel Foods Corporation (NYSE:HRL) valued at approximately $7.7 million, making it their fifth-largest holding. Despite beating EPS estimates, Hormel's revenue declined, and its stock opened near a 52-week low. Analysts largely maintain a "Hold" rating with an average price target of $26.14.
Public Employees Retirement System of Ohio Purchases Shares of 56,527 The Campbell's Company $CPB
The Public Employees Retirement System of Ohio recently purchased 56,527 shares of The Campbell's Company (NASDAQ:CPB) for approximately $1.259 million. This acquisition is part of broader institutional investor activity in Campbell's, which shows 52.35% of the stock owned by institutions and hedge funds. Despite recent dividend cuts and a "Reduce" consensus rating from analysts, the company reported earnings that met analyst estimates and has a market cap of $6.49 billion.
Apnimed (APMD) Earnings Date and Reports 2026
Apnimed (NASDAQ: APMD) reported its Q2 2026 earnings on September 8, 2026, with an EPS of $0.51. The company's earnings are projected to decrease next year, from ($0.24) to ($3.47) per share. Investors can access detailed earnings reports and historical data, and sign up for alerts on future announcements.
Campbell’s Cuts 13% of Workforce, Closes 2 Snack Facilities
Campbell's has announced a significant cost-cutting plan, including a 13% workforce reduction and the closure of two snack manufacturing facilities, in response to declining snack sales and overall sluggish earnings. The company aims to achieve $500 million in cost savings by fiscal 2030 to improve profitability and strengthen its balance sheet. Additionally, Campbell's has slashed its quarterly dividend by 36% to accelerate debt reduction and plans to refocus on core brand equity and new product innovation.
Campbell’s to promote Rao’s, launch broths in 2027
Campbell’s Co. plans to heavily invest in marketing for its Rao’s brand and introduce new broth-based soups in fiscal year 2027 to boost its Meals & Beverages business. This strategy follows increased Rao's sauce consumption and aims for greater household penetration and brand expansion. The company also reported a decline in sales and net earnings for the 2026 fiscal year.
Campbell’s heats up digital focus amid marketing reformulation
Campbell's is shifting its marketing strategy to focus heavily on digital channels, including social media, influencers, e-commerce, and AI-powered platforms, which will constitute 85% of its working media budget. This reformulation aims to adapt to changing consumer habits and address slumping sales, particularly in its snacks segment. The company plans to prioritize marketing spend on high-growth brands like Rao’s, Goldfish, and Pepperidge Farm, while also implementing cost-saving measures to fund these new initiatives.
Marathon Petroleum and Campbell's have been highlighted as Zacks Bull and Bear of the Day
Marathon Petroleum Corp. (MPC) has been named Zacks' Bull of the Day due to its strong earnings growth, high crack spreads, and significant cash flow, making it a "Strong Buy" with top Zacks Style Scores. Conversely, The Campbell's Company (CPB) is the Bear of the Day, facing struggles with inflation, missed earnings, and a recent dividend cut, leading to a "Strong Sell" rating despite its low P/E ratio. The article also discusses three refining stocks (Marathon Petroleum, Valero Energy, PBF Energy) that have more than doubled year-to-date and are expected to continue their strong performance.
DA Davidson Reaffirms "Neutral" Rating for Campbell's (NASDAQ:CPB)
DA Davidson has reiterated a "Neutral" rating for Campbell's (NASDAQ:CPB) with a $20.00 price target, suggesting a potential downside. Analyst sentiment for Campbell's generally leans cautious, with an average "Reduce" rating and a consensus price target of $19.94. The company recently reported quarterly EPS of $0.39, matching estimates, but revenue saw a 7.9% year-over-year decline to $2.14 billion.
Campbell’s plans to boost Snacks business in 2027
Campbell's plans to revitalize its Snacks business in fiscal-year 2027 through new product launches and national media campaigns for brands like Goldfish and Pepperidge Farm. The Snacks division faced significant declines in fiscal 2026, with net sales down 6% and operating earnings down 28%. The company acknowledges that a turnaround will take time, focusing on core fundamentals, cost reduction, and improving service and productivity.
