Whirlpool Corp (WHR) Shares Down 4.76% on Feb 20
Whirlpool Corp (WHR) shares dropped 4.76% on February 20, reaching an intraday low of $81.44 before closing at $81.48. This places the stock significantly below its 52-week high but above its 52-week low. Wall Street analysts have an average target price of $83.89 for WHR, implying a slight upside, and a consensus "Hold" rating from 11 brokerage firms.
A New Home Through Habitat for Humanity’s BuildBetter With Whirlpool Corporation Initiative Gives New Confidence to a Deserving Family
Habitat for Humanity's BuildBetter with Whirlpool Corporation initiative provided Jessica and her son, Eliot, with a climate-resilient and energy-efficient home in Berthoud, Colorado. Jessica overcame initial skepticism and worked hard, including completing financial education and sweat equity hours, to achieve homeownership. The experience not only gave her a new home equipped with energy-efficient Whirlpool appliances but also instilled in her a profound sense of independence and confidence.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of America's Most Iconic Companies by Time
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by TIME as one of "America's Most Iconic Companies" for its enduring influence on American culture and its commitment to domestic manufacturing. The company, which celebrates America's 250th birthday, was the only home appliance manufacturer on the list, credited for its strong brand portfolio and significant investment in U.S. operations and employees. Whirlpool's chairman and CEO, Marc Bitzer, emphasized the company's long legacy of improving life at home and its pride in growing alongside American communities.
Whirlpool Layoffs 2026: Company to cut 341 jobs at Iowa Refrigerator plant amid modernization drive
Whirlpool Corporation will lay off 341 workers at its Amana, Iowa refrigerator manufacturing plant, representing over a quarter of its workforce, as part of a multi-year modernization strategy. The job cuts, effective March 9, are linked to phasing out older refrigerator lines and shifting the plant's focus towards warehousing, parts production, and sub-assembly. While workers will have recall rights, the company indicates these are unlikely, raising concerns about the economic impact on the local community.
With Amana layoffs, union accuses Whirlpool of moving jobs to Mexico
Whirlpool Corporation announced layoffs of 341 workers at its Middle Amana plant, prompting strong condemnation from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. The union accuses Whirlpool of relocating jobs to Mexico, citing the company's aggressive expansion of manufacturing there while displacing American workers. Whirlpool maintains that it intends to modernize the Amana plant and continue producing refrigerators in Iowa, despite the union's claims of corporate betrayal.
Whirlpool Corporation (Amana, Iowa) WARN Act Investigation
Strauss Borrelli PLLC is investigating Whirlpool Corporation regarding a potential mass layoff of 341 employees in Amana, Iowa. The firm believes Whirlpool may have violated the federal WARN Act by failing to provide the required 60-day notice before the layoff. Employees affected by this layoff may be entitled to 60 days of severance pay and benefits.
Union says Whirlpool expands Mexico production as Amana cuts follow last year's layoffs
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) is criticizing Whirlpool Corp.'s decision to lay off nearly 350 union members at its Amana manufacturing facility, viewing it as a pattern of shifting jobs out of the United States. This follows previous layoffs less than a year ago, while Whirlpool simultaneously expands operations in Mexico for refrigerator production, including items exported to the US and Canada. The union calls on local officials to intervene, advocating for American manufacturing and the affected workers.
Whirlpool Announces Nearly 350 Layoffs at Amana Iowa Plant
Whirlpool Corporation is laying off nearly 350 employees at its refrigerator manufacturing plant in Amana, Iowa, as part of a multi-year modernization effort. The layoffs, effective March 9, will affect 341 workers, representing over a quarter of the plant's workforce. While the plant will continue some refrigerator production, it will expand into warehousing, parts production, and sub-assembly work, with Whirlpool committing to future investments in the facility.
Whirlpool announces more layoffs at Middle Amana plant
Whirlpool Corporation announced layoffs for less than 400 employees at its Amana, Iowa production plant, effective March 9, as part of a multi-year modernization plan. The company anticipates further job reductions in the second quarter but plans to continue manufacturing refrigerators while expanding into warehousing and parts production. This follows a previous layoff in 2025 and is part of a strategy to invest in American manufacturing, according to Whirlpool CEO Marc Bitzer.
Whirlpool's Amana facility shifts operations, affecting 400 jobs
Whirlpool Corporation announced nearly 400 job layoffs at its Amana plant as part of a multi-year modernization plan. The facility will cease older refrigeration production and expand into warehousing, parts production, and sub-assembly work. Whirlpool is committed to supporting affected employees through this transition.
Whirlpool to cut nearly 400 jobs at Amana, affecting more than a quarter of plant staff
Whirlpool Corp. announced it will lay off nearly 400 workers, more than a quarter of the staff, at its Amana manufacturing plant, with job cuts effective March 9. This move is part of the company's multi-year modernization plan to transform the plant into a dynamic operation that includes warehousing and parts production, alongside continued refrigerator manufacturing. While the likelihood of recall for affected union employees is low, they will retain recall rights for 2 to 5 years based on seniority.
Whirlpool declares quarterly dividend of $0.90 per share
Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) announced a quarterly dividend of $0.90 per share, payable on March 26, 2026, to stockholders of record on February 27, 2026. This announcement follows their Q4 2025 earnings report, where EPS beat estimates but revenue fell short. Whirlpool, a leading home appliance manufacturer, reported $16 billion in annual sales for 2025.
Whirlpool to pay shareholders $0.90 a share on March 26
Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE: WHR) has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.90 per share. The dividend will be payable on March 26, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on February 27, 2026. This action provides a scheduled cash return to shareholders.
Whirlpool Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend
Whirlpool Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of $0.90 per share on its common stock, payable on March 26, 2026. This dividend is for stockholders of record as of February 27, 2026. The company, a leading home appliance manufacturer, reported approximately $16 billion in annual sales in 2025 and employs 41,000 people.
HighTower Advisors LLC Sells 31,116 Shares of Whirlpool Corporation $WHR
HighTower Advisors LLC reduced its stake in Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) by 2.5%, selling 31,116 shares and now holding 1,198,422 shares valued at approximately $94.2 million. This comes after Whirlpool missed Q3 earnings expectations, reporting an EPS of $1.10 against an anticipated $1.54 and revenue of $4.10 billion versus $4.27 billion. Despite a consensus "Hold" rating and an average target price of $85.43, institutional ownership remains high at 90.78%, with notable increases and new stakes from other investment firms.
Whirlpool’s steady results a relief amid parent stake sale uncertainty
Whirlpool's Indian unit delivered steady results in the December quarter, providing some stability amidst the uncertainty surrounding its US parent, Whirlpool Corp, reducing its stake. The domestic subsidiary managed to gain market share in washing machines, highlighting its operational resilience. This performance is a positive sign for the company as the broader market watches the parent company's moves.
Truffle Hound Capital LLC Grows Stock Holdings in Whirlpool Corporation $WHR
Truffle Hound Capital LLC significantly increased its stake in Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) by 100% in the third quarter, now owning 40,000 shares valued at $3.14 million. This move comes despite Whirlpool missing its recent quarterly earnings and revenue expectations and facing a cautious "Hold" consensus rating from analysts with an average price target of $85.43. While institutional investors collectively hold over 90% of Whirlpool, the company's financial performance and future guidance suggest near-term challenges.
LSV Asset Management Decreases Holdings in Whirlpool Corporation $WHR
LSV Asset Management significantly reduced its stake in Whirlpool Corporation by 35.1%, selling 439,494 shares and now holding 813,557 shares valued at approximately $63.95 million. This reduction comes as Whirlpool reported weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue, with FY2026 guidance also falling short of analyst expectations. The stock currently has a "Reduce" rating from analysts with a consensus target price below its current trading value.
WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION TO ANNOUNCE FOURTH-QUARTER RESULTS ON JANUARY 29TH AND HOLD CONFERENCE CALL ON JANUARY 30TH
Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE: WHR) announced it will release its fourth-quarter financial results on January 29, 2025, at 4:05 p.m. ET. The company will then hold a conference call with the investment community to discuss its performance on January 30, 2025, at 8 a.m. ET. Details for participating in the call and accessing the webcast were provided.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of America's Most Iconic Companies by TIME
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by TIME as one of "America's Most Iconic Companies," making it the only home appliance company on the list. The recognition highlights Whirlpool's enduring influence on American culture, its commitment to domestic manufacturing, and its extensive portfolio of well-known brands. CEO Marc Bitzer emphasized the company's long legacy and its dedication to improving life at home.
Habitat for Humanity and Whirlpool Corporation Celebrate 25 Years of Building Thriving, Sustainable Communities Around the World
Habitat for Humanity and Whirlpool Corporation are celebrating 25 years of partnership, during which Whirlpool has contributed over $140 million in funding and products to support nearly 200,000 Habitat households and close to 1 million people globally. Their collaboration focuses on increasing access to safe, resilient, and affordable homes, including initiatives like the "BuildBetter with Whirlpool" program for climate-resilient and energy-efficient housing. This long-standing partnership has significantly impacted housing stability and community development worldwide.
JENNAIR AMPLIFIES DESIGN FREEDOM AT KBIS: UNVEILS POLAR OPPOSITE KITCHEN DESIGNS AND DOUBLES-DOWN ON INDUCTION
JennAir is showcasing two contrasting kitchen designs—"The Daring" and "The Ethereal"—at KBIS 2026, demonstrating how appliances can either be a central design element or seamlessly integrated. The luxury brand is also highlighting its latest induction cooking innovations and new JennAir x Dekton panels. These designs, created in partnership with designer Kerrie Kelly, emphasize JennAir's ability to support diverse aesthetic preferences and transform kitchen spaces.
WHIRLPOOL CORP /DE/ SEC 10-K Report
Whirlpool Corporation released its 2025 Form 10-K report, detailing a decrease in net sales to $15,524 million but an improvement in operating profit to $838 million from previous year. The company undertook significant portfolio transformations, including deconsolidating its European major domestic appliance business, and aims for approximately $6.25 diluted EPS in 2026 while focusing on cost efficiencies and sustainability. Whirlpool faces challenges from intense market competition, strategic and operational risks, regulatory changes, and financial risks including foreign currency fluctuations.
Whirlpool Corporation Opens Emma Jean Hull Flats in Benton Harbor
Whirlpool Corporation has officially opened the Emma Jean Hull Flats, an 80-unit waterfront development in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Named after former Mayor Emma Jean Hull, the project aims to attract new residents and businesses to the city and offers market-rate housing with amenities. Whirlpool plans to invest over $20 million in the multi-family development, which includes units reserved for "Hometown Heroes" like teachers and first responders.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of Fortune’s Most Innovative Companies for 2023
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by Fortune as one of America's Most Innovative Companies in 2023 for its success in product innovation, process innovation, and innovation culture. The company's century-long commitment to innovation has led to various new products and sustainable manufacturing practices. This recognition highlights Whirlpool's dedication to improving life at home for consumers through purposeful technology and a strong culture of innovation.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of Fortune's Most Admired Companies for Sixteenth Consecutive Year
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by Fortune as one of the "World's Most Admired Companies" for the sixteenth consecutive year, an honor reflecting its performance, leadership, innovation, and community commitment. Chairman and CEO Marc Bitzer credited the dedication of employees worldwide for this achievement. The evaluation involved industry peers assessing criteria like management, social responsibility, and long-term investment.
Versor Investments LP Invests $894,000 in Whirlpool Corporation $WHR
Versor Investments LP recently purchased a new stake in Whirlpool Corporation, acquiring 11,369 shares valued at approximately $894,000 during the third quarter. This investment comes as Whirlpool reported Q3 earnings that missed expectations, with EPS of $1.10 against an estimated $1.54 and revenue of $4.10 billion versus $4.27 billion. Despite a "Hold" consensus rating from analysts and a price target of $85.43, the stock traded near $91, indicating a 3.7% increase.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of Fortune's Most Admired Companies for Sixteenth Consecutive Year
Whirlpool Corporation has been named one of Fortune's "World's Most Admired Companies" for the sixteenth consecutive year, an honor reflecting its performance, leadership, innovation, and commitment to communities. Chairman and CEO Marc Bitzer attributed this recognition to the dedication and engagement of employees worldwide. The ranking is based on peer evaluations across various criteria, including social responsibility and long-term investment value.
The Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation (MCWT) and Whirlpool Foundation Present Girls' STEM Event
For the third consecutive year, the Whirlpool Corporation Global IT team partnered with the Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation (MCWT) and the Whirlpool Foundation to host the "Girls Rock IT" event. This initiative provided coding and game development basics to girls in grades 2-8, while their parents attended sessions on internet safety and technology careers, demonstrating a commitment to fostering interest in STEM fields.
Whirlpool Corp (WHR) Shares Up 4.39% on Feb 10
Shares of Whirlpool Corp (WHR) saw a significant increase of 4.39% during mid-day trading on February 10, reaching an intraday high of $92.24 before closing at $91.72. This places WHR 18.08% below its 52-week high but 40.35% above its 52-week low. Analyst forecasts suggest an average target price of $82.89, indicating a potential downside, while GuruFocus estimates a fair value of $86.52.
This smart oven watches your food, while its AI fridge fills your glass for you
KitchenAid, a Whirlpool Corporation brand, is redefining kitchen innovation with major appliance debuts at KBIS 2026. Highlights include a Smart Double Wall Oven featuring an Intelligent Cooking Camera for automated cooking and monitoring, and counter-depth French door refrigerators with AI-enabled Intelligent Auto Fill for hands-free beverage dispensing. The brand also showcases 360° Max Jets Third Rack Dishwashers with improved capacity and drying technology.
No More Countertop Ice Makers: Whirlpool Brand Launches Industry First Refrigerator with Integrated Nugget Ice Maker
Whirlpool is launching an industry-first refrigerator featuring a built-in nugget ice maker, eliminating the need for countertop units. The company also introduces new laundry technology with UV Clean, designed to reduce bacteria in wash cycles without harsh chemicals or high temperatures, and a dishwasher with an innovative 360° spinning lower rack. These innovations will be debuted at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) 2026, showcasing Whirlpool's commitment to practical and intuitive home solutions.
Why Whirlpool (WHR) Stock Is Trading Up Today
Whirlpool's stock (WHR) rose 7.1% today after the company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter 2025 earnings per share and provided an optimistic forecast for 2026, including projected revenue growth of 5% and strong free cash flow. This positive outlook outweighed a slight revenue miss for the quarter, shifting investor sentiment. Despite recent volatility and an earlier drop due to tariff-related news, Whirlpool's shares are up 14.8% year-to-date.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of America's Most Iconic Companies by TIME
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by TIME as one of "America's Most Iconic Companies," distinguishing itself as the sole home appliance company on the list. This honor comes as a tribute to its enduring influence on American culture, with approximately 80% of its U.S. products manufactured domestically, supporting over 20,000 U.S. employees. The company's CEO, Marc Bitzer, highlighted Whirlpool's legacy of designing and manufacturing appliances that improve life at home, emphasizing its commitment to American manufacturing and communities.
TIME honors Whirlpool as sole iconic U.S. home appliance maker
Whirlpool Corporation was recognized by TIME magazine as one of "America's Most Iconic Companies" for 2026, making it the only home appliance company on the list. The recognition highlights Whirlpool's cultural impact, resilience, and commitment to U.S. manufacturing, with approximately 80% of its products sold in the U.S. being domestically made. The company, which employs 20,000 U.S. workers, including 14,000 in manufacturing across 10 plants, has invested $23 billion in American manufacturing, labor, and logistics over the past decade.
5 Insightful Analyst Questions From Whirlpool's Q4 Earnings Call
Whirlpool's Q4 2025 results fell below analyst expectations, primarily due to struggles in its North American business, including significant tariff costs and a weak U.S. housing market. Despite management's cautious optimism regarding normalizing industry pricing, the earnings call highlighted key concerns from analysts regarding replacement vs. discretionary demand, structural margin improvements, promotional pricing changes, and the composition of cost-cutting plans. The company's future performance will depend on the sustainability of a less promotional environment, execution of cost reductions, and continued success of new product launches.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of America's Most Iconic Companies by TIME
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by TIME as one of "America's Most Iconic Companies," joining 250 U.S. businesses for their significant cultural impact. The company, which is the only home appliance manufacturer on the list, was honored based on an independent survey evaluating recognition, cultural impact, emotional connection, and resilience. Whirlpool Corporation attributes this recognition to its legacy of designing and manufacturing appliances that improve life at home, emphasizing its commitment to American manufacturing and its workforce.
Whirlpool Corp: Cyclical Chill Deepens As Investors Question The Warm-Up Story
Whirlpool Corp's stock has continued its multi-month decline, reflecting weak demand, price pressure, and cautious consumer spending in the home appliance market. Wall Street is divided, with some seeing a value opportunity and others a value trap, as the company grapples with a challenging cyclical environment. Despite restructuring efforts and cost cuts, the market remains skeptical of a quick rebound, focusing instead on operational discipline amidst a tough macroeconomic backdrop.
Earnings call transcript: Whirlpool Q4 2025 beats EPS, misses revenue
Whirlpool Corporation reported its Q4 2025 earnings, surpassing EPS forecasts at $1.91 against an expected $1.53, but missed revenue projections with $4.1 billion instead of $4.28 billion. The market reacted with a 7.8% stock price drop in after-hours trading, though it later showed a slight recovery. The company highlighted strong EPS performance due to cost management and new product launches, despite a challenging market and tariff impacts, and expects revenue growth of approximately 5% and an EBIT margin expansion for 2026.
JP Morgan Lowers Whirlpool (WHR) Price Target to $76.00 | WHR St
JP Morgan has reiterated its "Neutral" rating for Whirlpool (WHR) but adjusted its price target downwards from $78.00 to $76.00, representing a 2.56% decrease. This adjustment comes amidst other analyst rating changes, with the average analyst target price for WHR at $82.89, suggesting a 5.44% upside from its current price.
Zacks Value Trader Highlights: Whirlpool, The Estee Lauder Companies, Deckers Outdoor, Pool and Helen of Troy
This article from Zacks Value Trader discusses the difference between a "deal" and a "trap" when considering beaten-down stocks, emphasizing the importance of solid fundamentals and earnings growth. It examines five specific companies—Whirlpool, Estee Lauder, Deckers Outdoor, Pool Corp., and Helen of Troy—which have seen significant stock price declines, analyzing whether they represent genuine value opportunities or potential traps for investors. The analysis includes recent performance, future earnings expectations, and valuation metrics for each company.
Whirlpool Corporation Named One of America's Most Iconic Companies by TIME
Whirlpool Corporation has been recognized by TIME as one of "America's Most Iconic Companies," distinguishing itself as the only home appliance company on the list. The recognition highlights Whirlpool's enduring influence, commitment to American manufacturing, and its legacy of improving life at home with its diverse brand portfolio. Chairman and CEO Marc Bitzer emphasized the company's pride in its American origins and continued growth alongside its communities for over a century.
RWWM Inc. Acquires 225,513 Shares of Whirlpool Corporation $WHR
RWWM Inc. significantly increased its stake in Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) by acquiring an additional 225,513 shares, bringing its total holdings to 555,380 shares valued at $43.65 million. This purchase boosts RWWM Inc.'s stake to approximately 0.99% of Whirlpool, making it their 11th-largest holding. The acquisition comes as Whirlpool missed its Q4 earnings and revenue estimates and provided a lower-than-consensus FY2026 EPS guidance, leading to mixed analyst sentiment and some downgrades.
5 Beaten Down Stocks: Deals or Traps?
This article examines five stocks that have experienced significant sell-offs, questioning whether they represent genuine investment deals or potential traps. It emphasizes the importance of evaluating fundamental strength and earnings growth rather than just a low stock price. The analysis includes Whirlpool (WHR), Estee Lauder (EL), Deckers Outdoor (DECK), Pool Corp. (POOL), and Helen of Troy (HELE), providing updated earnings outlooks and valuation metrics for each.
Whirlpool: Near-Term Pain, Long-Term Gain-Is Now the Time?
Whirlpool (WHR) is facing near-term challenges with weaker-than-expected Q4 2025 results and guidance, leading to a stock pullback. Despite this, analysts see a long-term opportunity driven by cost-cutting, margin improvements, and an eventual housing market recovery, potentially leading to a significant increase in share price and a high-yielding dividend. The stock is trading at value levels, and institutional activity suggests a belief in its long-term recovery.
Whirlpool to retain India stake for now: CEO Marc Bitzer
Whirlpool Corporation has halted its plans to sell additional shares in its Indian unit, opting instead to explore other methods to reduce its debt. The company, which currently owns 39.76% of its Indian arm, had previously sold an 11% stake in November 2025. CEO Marc Bitzer stated that Whirlpool is "very comfortable" with its current shareholding in India and aims to reduce overall debt by $400 million through various avenues.
Whirlpool to retain India stake for now: CEO Marc Bitzer
Whirlpool Corporation has decided to temporarily halt further stake sales in its Indian unit and will instead explore other methods to reduce its debt. The company's CEO, Marc Bitzer, indicated comfort with the current 39.76% ownership in the Indian subsidiary, following a previous sale of an 11% stake in November. Whirlpool aims to cut its debt by $400 million and will evaluate all options to achieve this goal.
Whirlpool Corp stock tests investor patience as Wall Street weighs value vs. risk
Whirlpool Corp stock has experienced a significant decline over the past year, leaving investors questioning its value against cyclical and competitive headwinds. Despite cost-cutting measures and portfolio restructuring, the stock has underperformed, leading to a cautious "Hold" rating from Wall Street analysts. The company's future performance hinges on improved macroeconomic conditions and successful execution of its cost-saving strategies.
Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) discussed its Q4 2025 earnings, acknowledging challenges like tariffs and a slow housing market, which impacted margins. Despite these headwinds, the company achieved flat organic revenues and notable market share gains in MDA North America. Looking to 2026, Whirlpool anticipates margin improvements driven by cost actions, new product launches, a normalized promotional environment, and potential recovery in existing home sales, projecting significant EBIT margin expansion and free cash flow generation.
WHR Slips 7% — Why Is Retail Expecting Whirlpool To Eliminate Dividend?
Whirlpool (WHR) shares fell over 7% after reporting disappointing fourth-quarter earnings and a weaker-than-expected full-year forecast for 2026. The company missed Wall Street's EPS and revenue estimates, projecting lower ongoing earnings per diluted share than analysts expected. This performance led to strong criticism from retail traders, with some predicting a dividend cut or elimination due to insufficient operating cash flow.
