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Campbell Soup Company (CPB)

23.50

-0.31 (1.30%)

as of Aug 20, 2026, 4:08:30 pm Market Open.

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Aug 20, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

The Campbell Soup Company (CPB) has faced significant challenges in the packaged food industry, suffering a -22% decline this year and a staggering 40% drop over the past year. While the high dividend yield of around 7% remains attractive, concerns loom regarding whether the company's payout can be sustained amidst declining profits and rising costs. Analysts note a shift away from ultra-processed foods and suggest the company's historical product line is growing stale. Despite these issues, some experts see potential value in CPB, particularly as investors might transition back to consumer staples. However, caution is advised, as one expert believes in having an exit strategy and indicates that the recent growth story has failed to materialize for the company.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Undervalued

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COMMENT

Very good brand and very stable earnings. Had some choppy rides lately but have some internal issues going on at the board level. Likes the stock and thinks it will do fine.

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DON'T BUY

Statistics show that consumption is on a down trend. Their core products are in some global deterioration right now. Doesn’t know that he would put a lot of money into the consumer side right now.

HOLD

Consumer staples have been consolidating during the last 3 to 4 months. Big retailers are squeezing staples companies on margins. There are investors rotating into more economically sensitive companies. Thinks the consolidation may be done. You buy this for safety.

TOP PICK

Input costs for food are probably going to come down so margins will expand this year. 13X earnings. 2.5% yield.

DON'T BUY

Condensed soup has been in a decline for a number of years this is a problem for them. Getting more competition in the higher end of the market.

BUY

Since 2003, the stock price has stayed just nicely above the 200 day moving average. This is one of the sectors that will get a lot of attention in the late stages of the bull market.

TOP PICK

Has pulled back in the last few months which gives a beautiful buying opportunity. The chart, going back to 200, shows an inverse head and shoulder with the neckline being at $28/29. Actually moved above that level in December and now in a pull back which is usually the greatest time to buy a stock. Many institutions believe the bull market is over and are moving into defensive stocks.

DON'T BUY

A decent company, but prefers brand names like Pepsi and Budweiser.

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