Investment bank JPMorgan Chase & Co. has raised the price target for consumer goods company Church & Dwight to $97.00. Despite this positive outlook, the high valuation of Church & Dwight is giving investment analysts pause. Q2 2025 earnings are expected to beat estimates, and they will be webcast on August 1, giving investors more insight into the company's performance. Many shareholders have been making moves on their position in Church & Dwight lately, with several buying or selling substantial amounts of stock. The company's stock has a consensus price target of $104.44 from analysts. In other news, Church & Dwight have initiated a M&A call with Touchland Inc., leading to speculations about a possible acquisition. Indeed, they are set to buy the hand-sanitizer brand for $700 million. Despite mixed sentiment from analysts, with one even downgrading the stock to sell, the company's Q1 2025 results lead the way in successful earnings. The company also enters a new $2 billion credit agreement. Due to the slow growth and disappointing revenues, Church & Dwight has slashed growth and profit views. Still, investors remain largely satisfied with the consumer goods giant's prospects.
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