Church & Dwight Co., Inc. (CHD) announced its Q1 2025 Earnings leaving mixed reactions in the market. Reports indicate that
revenues unfortunately fell short of estimates, causing several financial institutions to adjust their price targets for CHD including RBC Capital and UBS. The company declared its 497th regular quarterly dividend, however, investment firms have responded with a range of actions from
share buying, position lowering to position increasing. Despite the revenue hiccup, Q1 Earnings beat estimates, yet lower organic sales hurt the company's overall stance. CHD revised its outlook for FY25 amidst concerns over tariffs, which along with
macro uncertainty led to lowered forecasts and tepid Q1 results. Amidst these challenges, several analysts adjusted their price targets for CHD, mostly downwards. Church & Dwight's stock has hit a 52-week low, causing the company to underperform compared to competitors. While the company's fundamentals are believed to be decent, the market correction for share price may be in tow. Moreover, despite this, CHD has been upgraded to a buy by BofA with a raised price target. However, Q1 profits have decreased but exceeded estimates, leaving investors with a mixed bag of results.
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