Campbell Soup Aktie News

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Campbell's is hovering around a 17-year low. Growth has turned negative as consumers resist price increases from packaged food giants.

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Some two and a half weeks since the ‘3D printed meat' controversy involving the former vice president, Campbell's (NASDAQ: CPB) shares are sitting at their 16-year low.

Campbell's Company (CPB) offers a compelling 5%+ dividend yield, providing downside support amid margin compression and sales headwinds. CPB's dividend is well-covered by earnings, with no reduction expected; a rerating is likely once market confidence in the dividend solidifies. Despite elevated debt and margin pressure, CPB's forward EV/EBITDA of 9.4x appears justified, with fair value estima...

Campbell's Company trades at a depressed valuation, with a forward P/E of 12 and a free cash flow yield above 7%. CPB's dividend yield exceeds 5%, but operational challenges, weak gross profitability, and elevated leverage raise concerns about sustainability. Recent results showed declining sales and margins, with limited ability to pass on input costs and a rising interest burden.

Campbell's just-released Q1 2026 results confirm my negative view on the company and its stock. With all key figures being negative, a turnaround is not in sights. the “strong brands” mantra is challenged, as volume declines and insufficient price hikes present cracks in this belief.

The Campbell's Company remains a Sell, with shares down 15% since my last rating and ongoing margin and leverage concerns. CPB faces structural headwinds in snacks from GLP-1 drugs, persistent margin pressure, and inability to fully pass on input inflation. The recent La Regina acquisition signals management prioritizes supply chain control and growth over debt reduction or buybacks, delaying d...