Significant events have recently unfolded around the Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB). Numerous investment entities have modified their holdings in the company; Cibc World Markets Corp and Edgestream Partners L.P. have increased their shares, while others including Signaturefd LLC and PNC Financial Services Group Inc. have reduced their position. The company's Q2 2025 earnings call sparked attention, while Argus cut its price target for Campbell's from $53 to $46. A key event is the company's historic name change to 'The Campbell's Company', approved overwhelmingly at the annual meeting. Jim Cramer has raised concerns whether the company could maintain its great run. Amid these events, Campbell's sale of Noosa Yoghurt Business was announced and Daniel L. Poland was appointed as the company's Chief Enterprise Transformation Officer. The Company's stocks have faced a decline, tumbling 20% in 3 months and reaching a 52-week low of $40.25. On a positive note, a few consider Campbell's to be a strong growth stock and there are strategies for improving organic growth.
Campbell Soup Company CPB News Analytics from Tue, 04 Jun 2024 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 22 Mar 2025 11:26:18 GMT - Rating -2 - Innovation 0 - Information 3 - Rumor -6
