Church & Dwight Co. exhibited robust Q4 performance with an organic sales growth of 3.5%. The company, in addition to reporting improved margins, also announced a quarterly dividend of $0.30, boosting investor confidence. The Q4 earnings met estimates, even as the company's EPS met the $0.76 expectation. The company's financial trajectory aligned with expectations for the full year 2024 and there was a cautious outlook for sales amid inflation concerns. Calton & Associates acquire shares of the company while Crews Bank & Trust invested $479,000. Hantz Financial Services and Robeco Institutional Asset Management reduced their stakes in Church & Dwight. Despite a cautious sales outlook amid inflation concerns, Church & Dwight updated its FY 2025 earnings guidance. The company's 495th regular quarterly dividend indicates a consistent commitment to rewarding shareholders. Church & Dwight co. largely controlled by institutional shareholders holding 89% of the company. The company recently underwent a CEO transition and their stock, despite the day's losses, outperformed competitors. However, Wall Street Analysts' reviews of the stock have been mixed.
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