General Mills Aktie News

The stocks listed below are high-yielding investments that can help diversify your portfolio. They have strong fundamentals and can be counted on to generate reliable dividend income.

General Mills trades near its 52-week low, with a 5.5% yield and a forward P/E of 12.1, well below sector and historical averages. GIS demonstrates stabilizing volumes, market share gains in key categories, and promising growth in protein and premium pet food segments. GIS maintains a BBB credit rating and a secure 65% dividend payout ratio.

Making economic forecasts is difficult at any time. But in an age where investors have access to more data than ever, there seems to be more uncertainty than ever before.

Dividend stocks have historically outperformed non-dividend paying stocks. Ford is betting on a second "Model T moment" to help drive innovation.

Consumers are concerned about rising costs, which is causing investors to worry about brand-driven consumer staples makers. The consumer staples sector has remained relatively stagnant over the past year, while the S&P 500 index has risen by more than 15%.

Dividend King Coca-Cola has a reasonable price, and it also has a yield well above the market's. General Mills has a big yield and strong dividend history, but its business is currently underperforming.

The consumer staples sector is out of favor with investors. I sold my holdings in Clorox and Hormel to capture tax losses, with plans to repurchase them both in early 2026.

General Mills (GIS) is significantly undervalued, trading at ~12.8x FY26 EPS, with a fair value estimate of $62.39, versus ~$47.00 current price. GIS is reshaping its portfolio, aggressively expanding in pet food, and leveraging Blue Buffalo's leadership and acquisitions in fresh dog and cat food. Dividend yield stands at 5.15%, with acceptable safety metrics; payout ratio at 65% and FCF covera...