International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) has affirmed its dividend of $0.40 and recently saw significant transactions by various investment entities. Bunge agreed to purchase soy assets from IFF, while Amundi, State Street Corp, Ilex Capital Partners UK LLP and others either lifted or initiated stock holdings in the firm. Furthermore, IFF's new robotic system, Colibri Robotics, is projected to further enhance the company's innovation edge. Despite a difficult year, the shares of IFF are rebounding.
American Century Companies Inc. reduced its stock holdings in IFF while Arrowstreet Capital Limited Partnership and Creative Planning both increased theirs. Insider Stephen Landsman also acquired more company stocks. Bank of America Securities maintained the 'hold' rating for IFF.
IFF is set to transform fragrance production with the induction of the smart dosing robot. Expert financial analysis suggests that IFF's shares, having topped Q3 estimates, could be ready for a turnaround. Tigress Financial assigned a 'buy' rating, while IFF received an average rating of 'Moderate Buy' from analysts.
The company faced a loss of about 42% over the past five years. IFF introduces its DEB technology into the commercial scene following Jungbunzlauer's acquisition of the multipurpose site from IFF in Thomson, IL.
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