Nisa Investment Advisors and
Commonwealth Equity Services have reduced their holdings in
The Kroger Co. (KR), while
Moran Wealth Management,
SteelPeak Wealth LLC, and
Cwm LLC have increased theirs. The company has seen mixed signals with share valuations, after recent pullback and mixed quarter results.
Kroger's board granted an additional
$2 billion share repurchase authorization and the firm sold
Vitacost.com, Inc as part of strategic review.
Kroger (KR) partnered with
Instacart to enhance AI and delivery capabilities boosting the company's eCommerce offer for enhancing customer experience and sales growth.
The company's 2025 financial outlook remains intact despite reducing its
Vitacost stake in iHerb deal. It has also unveiled its
2025 Yearly Checkout for customers and expanded its food access through a verified savings program.
Deutsche Bank upgraded Kroger's ratings, suggesting it to be a good stock for long-term value. The bank also suggested an undervaluable stock image for
KR, with an optimistic outlook on a buy rating.
Jim Cramer, an investment guru, has lauded Kroger's E-Commerce stance and recent strategies.
However, the company's third quarter 2025 sales missed expectations and caused a minor stir in market sentiment. Kroger's overall market performance appears resilient, making it one of the recommended NYSE dividend stocks to invest in.
The Kroger KR News Analytics from Sat, 21 Jun 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 10 Jan 2026 12:09:29 GMT -
Rating 6
- Innovation 7
- Information 7
- Rumor -2
