The Aberdeen Group reduces its holdings in the Campbell Soup Company (CPB), while Russell Investments Group increases its shares. TD Cowen maintains a 'hold' recommendation for Campbell Soup, the same view reiterated by JPMorgan. Ethic Inc, and Universal Beteiligungs und Servicegesellschaft mbH in turn reduce their stakes in CPB. Nevertheless, Quantbot Technologies, Heartland Advisors and Bayforest Capital Ltd enhance their positions in the company. Post Q3 results, the Campbell Soup Company's shares rise above $35. Despite, the stock’s decline in recent months, Wall Street analysts hold a positive long-term view of CPB.
There is a proposal to change the company’s name from Campbell Soup to The Campbell's Company, a move that receives immense shareholders' support. CBP will also declare its Q4 and entire financial year 2025 results in early September. Lastly, the company's CEO, Mick Beekhuizen, replaces Mark Clouse, with Aaron Gwinner named chief digital and technology officer.
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