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The Clorox Company (CLX)

NEUTRAL
Consumer DefensiveHousehold & Personal ProductsUnited States

Fundamental

47

Preço

$104.43

Capitalização de Mercado

$12.98B

Parte 1 · Quanto vale a empresa

Visão Geral

Clorox makes household staples sold under well-known names: bleach and cleaning sprays under its own Clorox brand, trash bags under Glad, charcoal under Kingsford, and personal-care and health products including Burt's Bees. It manufactures most of what it sells, ships it to large retailers, and relies on repeat, habitual purchases rather than one-off sales — a household restocks bleach or trash bags on a predictable cycle regardless of the wider economy.

Como gera receita

Revenue comes from selling packaged goods to a concentrated set of large retailers, who then resell to shoppers. Margins depend on the cost of raw materials such as resin and chemicals, on manufacturing efficiency, and on holding shelf space and brand loyalty against cheaper private-label alternatives that retailers sell alongside Clorox's own products. The company reports results across four segments split by product category and by U.S. versus international markets.

Receita por segmento

Health and Wellness38.1%

Cleaning and disinfecting products under Clorox, plus water filtration under Brita and vitamins under Natural Vitality.

Household28.3%

Trash bags under Glad, cat litter under Fresh Step and Scoop Away, and charcoal under Kingsford.

Lifestyle18.4%

Food products including Hidden Valley dressings, and personal care through Burt's Bees.

International15.1%

The same core product categories sold outside the United States, mainly in Latin America and Canada.

Vantagem competitiva

Marca · Estreita

Names like Clorox, Glad and Kingsford have been the default choice on U.S. shelves for generations, which lets the company hold shelf space and charge more than an unbranded equivalent. The advantage is narrow: retailer store brands compete directly in nearly every category, and a large retailer with real pricing leverage can push back hard on Clorox's terms.

O que impulsiona a procura

Defensivo

Cleaning products, trash bags and personal care items are routine, non-discretionary household purchases that people keep buying in a downturn, which makes volume relatively stable across the economic cycle. The bigger swings in results tend to come from input-cost inflation and from consumers trading down to private label when money is tight, not from skipping the purchase altogether.

Principais riscos

  • Retailer concentration — With Walmart alone worth nearly 27% of net sales, large retailers have the leverage to demand better pricing terms or to favour their own private-label products over Clorox's brands.
  • Input cost and supply chain disruption — Volatile commodity, packaging, labour, energy and logistics costs, along with the risk of supply disruption from conflicts such as those in Ukraine, the Middle East, or tensions between China and Taiwan, can raise costs faster than prices can be adjusted.
  • Cybersecurity — The company depends heavily on information technology systems and has already suffered a major cyberattack, in August 2023, that disrupted operations; a repeat incident could again halt production and shipments.
  • Private-label competition — Store-brand alternatives, often priced well below Clorox's products, compete in nearly every category the company sells in, forcing continued spending on marketing and innovation to defend market share.

Concentração de clientes

Os principais clientes representam 27% da receita

Walmart and its affiliates accounted for nearly 27% of net sales in fiscal 2025, giving a single retailer significant leverage over shelf placement, promotional terms and pricing.

Os argumentos a favor

Buyers argue that Clorox's brands are habit-forming staples that hold shelf space no private label can fully dislodge, and that the company's cost-savings programme and full recovery from the 2023 cyberattack position it to grow margins even on roughly flat sales.

Os argumentos contra

Sellers worry that with Walmart alone worth over a quarter of sales, Clorox has limited room to push back on retailer demands, and that persistent private-label competition plus input-cost inflation could keep squeezing volumes and margins at the same time.

Written by the editors, published on 18 de agosto de 2026

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Balanço & Liquidez

Receita

$6.76B

Últimos 12 meses (até 31/03/2026)

Resultado Líquido

$756M

Últimos 12 meses (até 31/03/2026)

Fluxo de Caixa Livre

$761M

Capital Próprio Total

$321M

Passivo Total

$5.08B

Rácio de Liquidez

0.84

Cobertura de Juros

-

Dívida/EBITDA

3.94

Resultados Por Ação

Receita & Resultado Líquido

Fluxo de Caixa Livre

Decomposição dos Resultados

Demonstração histórica

Margens ao longo do tempo

A dívida ao longo do tempo

Quanto pesa a dívida

Grelha do crescimento

Crescimento — Receitas

Estimativa de Valor Justo

Justamente Valorizada

Valor Justo

$110.05

Preço Atual

$104.43

Margem de Segurança

+5.1%

Intervalo de Valor Justo

$71.53 - $148.56

Métodos de Estimativa

Analyst Target:$101.65
DCF:$193.39
PE-based:$77.90
Graham Growth:$35.98
EPV:$64.12
Consenso dos Analistas:Manter (1B / 17H / 9S)
Última Surpresa de Resultados:-0.49%

Métricas de Avaliação

Rácio P/E

17.40

ROE

252.3%

Rácio P/B

40.43

P/FCF

34.10

Margem Bruta

43.8%

ROIC

-

Radar de Rentabilidade

Value Creation (Economic Moat)

ROIC

-

WACC

6.3%

ROIC − WACC

-

Critérios de Análise Fundamental

Aprovado (11)

  • EPS shows upward trend
  • Gross Margin 43.8%
  • Positive Free Cash Flow
  • Current Ratio
  • Debt/EBITDA
  • Return on Tangible Assets
  • ROE 181.1%
  • Earnings Quality (OCF/NI) 0.76
  • Share Dilution -0.2%
  • Net Margin Trend 11.2% vs 9.9%
  • Piotroski F-Score 8/9

Reprovado (12)

  • EPS CAGR 4.22%
  • Price CAGR -1.17%
  • P/FCF 34.10
  • P/B Ratio 40.43
  • Debt/Equity ratio
  • CapEx intensity
  • Low reliance on intangibles
  • Price below Graham Number
  • DCF valuation (Fairly valued)
  • Revenue Growth 5Y -1.8%
  • Analyst Consensus 4% Buy
  • Earnings Surprise avg 1.8%

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Piotroski F-Score

8/9

Saúde financeira sólida

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Qualidade dos Resultados

0.76

Moderada: alguma diferença entre lucros e caixa

Diluição de Ações

-0.2%

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Governação

Equipa Executiva

NomeCargoIdade
Ms. Linda J. RendleCEO & Chairman47
Mr. Luc BelletExecutive VP & CFO46
Ms. Nina BartonExecutive VP and Chief Growth & Strategy Officer51
Ms. Laura E. PeckVP, Chief Accounting Officer & Corporate Controller48
Ms. Kirsten M. MarrinerExecutive VP & Chief Administrative Officer52
Ms. Lisah BurhanVice President of Investor Relations-

Risco de Auditoria

7

Risco do Conselho

3

Risco de Remuneração

6

Risco dos Direitos dos Acionistas

8

Parte 2 · O preço e o momento de entrar

Esta parte não serve para saber se a empresa vale: serve para escolher quando comprá-la, depois que os fundamentos te convenceram. Dentro: análise técnica, potencial, quedas históricas, exposição gama.

Latest News

Recent headlines for CLX, sourced from Markets Gazette.

  • 22d agoPOSITIVE
    Clorox Expects Full-Year Sales Boost From Purell Deal

    The Clorox Company announced fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed analyst forecasts, signaling resilience despite challenges. While sales volumes were down and the recent acquisition of GOJO Industries, the maker of Purell, incurred additional logistics costs, the overall financial performance indicates effective management. The company anticipates a full-year sales boost stemming from the Purell integration, suggesting a positive outlook for future revenue streams. Investors will be watching the successful integration of GOJO and its impact on Clorox's market position and profitability in the coming quarters.

via Markets Gazette