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General Mills (GIS)

37.55

-0.02 (0.05%)

as of Jul 2, 2026, 10:06:41 pm Market Open.

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Jul 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 7 opinions in the last 12 months.

General Mills (GIS-N) has reported a strong quarterly performance and is implementing a restructuring plan aimed at cutting costs by $3 billion through 2030. Despite these efforts, the company faces significant challenges in the packaged goods sector, including competition from GLP-1 drugs and rising costs. Analysts express concerns about the company's long-term revenue growth potential, especially as younger consumers become more ingredient-conscious, which may hinder demand for traditional products. The stock's technical indicators are weak, with a declining 200-day moving average and anticipated earnings decline of about 8% in the coming years. While some experts see potential value in the stock, largely due to its decent dividend, others warn of a value trap, indicating that cheap stocks can remain undervalued for extended periods.

Consensus

Negative

Valuation

Overvalued

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DON'T BUY

Their outlook is dimming as the wider economy weakens, and they're shifting to more value-oriented products for pets. He thought pet food was a more reliable product category but now this is can be slippery.

BUY

They made a fine acquisition, and the CEO is doing his job.

PARTIAL BUY

Up 29% this year. They report Tuesday. They've gotten away with global price increases, because they have the best brands, including pet food. Even reporting a great number, he doesn't know how much more it can rally. But the market is getting oversold, so GIS can still work.

BUY

It reports Wednesday. If FedEx is correct about a global recession, consumers will hunker down and so GIS will benefit.

BUY

Reported a winning quarter today. Organic net sales jumped, operating profit up 85%, and announced a 6% dividend boost. They re-shuffled their portfolio to emphasize high-end pet food (up 22%) and food service (25%). Shares jumped 6% to a new high today, but would've gone higher if not for market negativity.

BUY

A quality slowdown stock that has been putting up great numbers. They report Wednesday.

BUY

There's strong demand for breakfast cereals, bacon and pet food.

BUY

They report Tuesday. Has great franchises, like stay-at-home cereals. The perfect stock for the moment.

WATCH

Many are worried that inflation (freight, boxes) is hitting them. A government report about corn production could slam commodities, but benefit General Mills. Also, they make a leading dog food. They report Wednesday.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

They reported a super quarter this morning, but managers warned that growth may decline during the reopening. GIS shares fell 4.2% today. Buy this on dips.

COMMENT

A pantry stock. Is it still on a bear run as vaccincations pick up? He thinks the stock will be tepid. Then again, Smucker's surprised to the upside and he likes Hormel a lot. GIS reports Wednesday.

BUY

He expects their report to be better-received than Campbell's recently. Baking remains big during lockdowns, which is a tailwind. However, their packaged goods will lose some of their shine as vaccines appear.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

A consumer defensive name just reported a great quarter and raised its dividend to 3.5%. These days he's buying big tech that's 25% off its highs and defensives that pay over a 3% dividend. It's come down from $66 to $57, which is a buying opportunity.

BUY

A good name, but defensives have been tough to own because investors want momentum stocks. They report Wednesday.

BUY

Reports Wednesday morning. A household name, but defensives have been tough to own lately. Investors find tech names sexy, but defensives. Pays a 3.4% yield and is growing faster than other consumer packaged goods names.

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