CPB
$21.07+0.04 (+0.19%)
The Campbell's Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets food and beverage products in the United States and internationally.
Recent News
Campbell’s Canned Sauces Put Core Brand To New Investor Test
Campbell’s (NasdaqGS:CPB) is rolling out a new line of canned sauces, adding a fresh product category alongside its well known soups. The range is designed for at home cooks looking for convenient, ready to use bases for everyday meals. This product launch is part of Campbell’s broader focus on convenience and flavor trends in the packaged food market. For investors watching packaged food companies, this move puts Campbell’s brand directly in front of shoppers who use sauces as a core...
Jim Cramer Says “No One Likes Campbell’s”
The Campbell’s Company (NASDAQ:CPB) is one of Jim Cramer’s latest stock calls as he shared how to navigate Wednesday’s tough tape. Cramer was bearish on the stock, as he commented: No one likes Campbell’s, which now yields 7.4%. So there seems to be no good houses in that neighborhood. The Campbell’s Company (NASDAQ:CPB) produces and […]
Why The Narrative Around Campbell’s (CPB) Is Shifting As Analysts Reset Expectations
Campbell's updated analyst models now point to a fair value of US$25.94, down from US$31.56, an adjustment of about 18% that reflects a reset in expectations after the fiscal Q2 report and refreshed FY26 outlook. Analysts who recently lowered their targets describe a split view, with some highlighting pressure around Snacks and leverage, while others point to steadier demand in core categories and seeing current pricing as closer to their updated earnings assumptions. As you read on, you will...
Campbell’s brings iconic soup name to sauces
A new line set to be released in June comes as more consumers use the CPG giant’s soups as an ingredient in home meals.
General Mills Reaffirms Continued Sales Slump After Earnings Miss. The Stock Falls.
General Mills stock ticked lower after the cereal maker reported uneven performance across key metrics in its latest quarter and reaffirmed the guidance it provided earlier this year. The owner of the Pillsbury and Cheerios brands logged adjusted earnings of 64 cents a share in the fiscal third quarter, missing analysts’ calls for 73 cents. Net sales including the impact of divestitures and acquisitions fell 8% to $4.44 billion, edging past consensus calls for $4.41 billion.