Kimberly-Clark Corp (KMB) continues to demonstrate a progressive year, even amidst turbulence in the market. The personal care corporation recorded significant growth in Q2 2025, with contoured sales growth and strategic advances supporting its upside case. However, analysts have curtailed this year's revenue expectations by 12%, a setback softened by a heightened outlook for 2025. While Sienna Gestion and ING Groep NV have sold KMB shares, the company remains a safe haven in a volatile dividend market. Kimberly-Clark's accelerated innovation and margin growth keep it in an advantageous position. Announcement of Q2 earnings exceeding estimates reinforces its momentum in the market. KMB also took bold steps this year, transferring its U.S. Stock Exchange Listing to Nasdaq, ending its 100+ year NYSE legacy. Other strategic moves include a $2 billion investment in the expansion of US manufacturing, portfolio realignment and a major step forward in its 'Powering Care Transformation'. As for dividend action, the company declared an increased dividend, adding to its appeal for investors. In leadership appointments, Kimberly-Clark appointed John Carmichael as North America President.
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