The Campbell Soup Company (NASDAQ:CPB) has experienced an array of significant events including substantial share transactions, unveiling a historic name change, reported quarterly performance, and noteworthy personnel changes.
Aviva PLC,
Jim Cramer, and
Pictet Asset Management Holding SA are among those who have significantly altered their positions in the soup company. A new round of investment was reported by
Norges Bank and a boost in stake by
LPL Financial LLC. Notably, with a new 52-week low set, some predict it may be time to sell. Subsequent to 155 years, the company is also currently adjusting its name to 'The Campbell's Company', a decision agreed upon overwhelmingly by shareholders at the company's annual meeting. The company's CEO, who played a pivotal role in its growth, is departing for NFL's Washington Commanders. Amid these dynamics, questions remain on CPB's future performance, with Q2 fiscal 2025 earnings results soon to be released. Lastly, the company is proceeding with an important rebranding step, moving towards removing 'soup' from its name due to the diversified nature of its product portfolio.
Campbell Soup Company CPB News Analytics from Tue, 04 Jun 2024 07:00:00 GMT to Sun, 13 Apr 2025 00:12:45 GMT -
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