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The Campbells
CPB.US
The Campbell's Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets food and beverage products in the United States and internationally. It operates through Meals & Beverages, and Snacks segments. The Meals & Beverages segment engages in the retail and foodservice businesses in the United States and Canada. This segment provides Campbell’s condensed and ready-to-serve soups; Swanson broth and stocks; Pacific Foods broth, soups, and non-dairy beverages; Prego pasta sauces; Pace Mexican sauces; Campbell’s gravies, pasta, beans, and dinner sauces; Swanson canned poultry; V8 juices and beverages; Campbell’s tomato juice; Rao's pasta sauces, dry pasta, frozen entrées, frozen pizza, and soups; and Michael Angelo's frozen entrées and pasta sauces, as well as snacking products in foodservice in Canada.
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05/12/2025 Update
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Packaged Foods and MeatsIndustry
Industry Ranking38/85
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE15.64%A
    • Profit Margin5.87%B
    • Gross Margin30.73%C
  • Growth ScoreC
    • Revenue YoY6.40%C
    • Net Profit YoY6.17%C
    • Total Assets YoY-2.23%D
    • Net Assets YoY2.85%C
  • Cash ScoreB
    • Cash Flow Margin1703.16%B
    • OCF YoY6.40%C
  • Operating ScoreB
    • Turnover0.68B
  • Debt ScoreD
    • Gearing Ratio73.79%D

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    Campbell's fires executive who was recorded saying company's products are for 'poor people'

    Campbell's fired executive Martin Bally after recordings surfaced where he made racist comments, mocked Campbell's products as being for "poor people," and claimed to go to work high. The termination came after a lawsuit was filed by a former employee, Robert Garza, who reported Bally's comments and was subsequently fired. Campbell's apologized for the "vulgar, offensive and false" comments and defended the quality of its products.

    AP News·
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    AP News·
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    Reactions to the Campbell Soup controversy—The Conversation

    Your take on reports of a secret recording of a senior company figure allegedly mocking its products, customers and employees.

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    Campbell’s Company (CPB) looks set for a modest start to FY26

    Campbell's Company (NASDAQ: CPB) is set to release its Q1 FY26 financial data amid a challenging consumer landscape. Analysts predict an adjusted profit of $0.73 per share and revenues of $2.66 billion, down from $0.89 per share and $2.77 billion in the previous year. The company faces declining stock performance and expects flat to slightly negative sales growth in FY26. Recent initiatives include marketing investments and removing FD&C colors from products. A quarterly dividend of $0.39 per share was declared, payable in February 2026.

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    Alpha Street·
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    Morning Trend | The Campbells weakens and approaches support, will bottom-fishing funds dare to enter?

    Campbell Soup Company (CPB.US) has recently shown extremely weak performance, continuously probing lower at the bottom, approaching the phase support level. Many keen investors in the community have begun to position themselves for bottom fishing, but the question of "whether the bottom is underfoot and whether the rebound can materialize" remains a suspense. Reviewing the recent market, Campbell Soup's high point this year has fallen over 15%, and the defensive sector is facing capital withdrawal, with institutional "conservatives" losing their defensive stance. The current stock price is just a step away from the $45 support, and there have been occasional attempts by the main force to test buying, but the sustainability is insufficient. Opinions in the trading community are divided; one side believes that the continuous decline here has released risks, and there is hope for capital inflow, while the other side worries that "breaking down will continue to clear out." From the perspective of capital flow, some long-term American family funds have begun to gradually accumulate, but large funds and quick money are still limited in scale and remain cautious. On the technical side, indicators like MACD continue to weaken, with bottom divergence signals just beginning to appear but not solid enough. In terms of operation, it is suggested to pay attention to whether a stop-loss volume can form in the $45-$46 range in the morning session. If there are large orders sealing the board or unusual surges during the session, it can be seen as a prelude to a rebound; otherwise, short-term focus should remain on observation. It should be noted that once the support of such weak stocks is lost, it is easy to trigger a stampede, so operations must leave room for maneuver. The community is in a fierce battle between the "blood on the knife edge" factions, "who dares to fire the first shot in bottom fishing, whether to feast or be cut will soon be revealed!" Under extreme weakness, unusual movements can occur at any time, and patience is needed to wait for signals to capture the true low point

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    Soup king Campbell’s parts ways with IT VP after ‘3D-printed chicken’ remarks

    Campbell's has parted ways with IT VP Martin Bally after he made offensive remarks about the company's products, including claims of "3D-printed chicken." The remarks were recorded by cybersecurity analyst Robert Garza, who was later fired. The recording went viral, prompting Campbell's to label the remarks as "vulgar, offensive, and false." Bally is no longer with the company, and Garza seeks damages for his dismissal.

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    The Register·
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