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The Campbell's Company (CPB)

NEUTRAL
Consumer DefensivePackaged FoodsUnited States

基本面

64

价格

$23.39

市值

-

第一部分 · 这家公司值多少

概览

The Campbell's Company makes and sells packaged food sold mainly through US grocery, club and convenience stores: canned soups, broths, pasta sauces, snacks and beverages under brands like Campbell's, Prego, V8, Pace, Rao's, Goldfish and Pepperidge Farm. It owns its brands and much of its manufacturing, and grows mainly by acquiring established food brands — most recently the premium pasta-sauce maker Rao's — rather than by building entirely new ones from scratch.

盈利方式

Revenue comes from selling packaged products to retailers, who resell them to consumers; Campbell's negotiates shelf space, promotional pricing and volume terms directly with a small number of very large grocery chains. Profitability depends on keeping input costs (grain, protein, packaging, energy) below the price increases it can push through to retailers, and on shifting the product mix toward higher-margin, faster-growing brands like Rao's rather than legacy soup, which has been losing volume for years.

分部营收

Meals & Beverages59%

Soups, broths, pasta sauces, beverages like V8 and prepared meals; the larger and, after the Rao's acquisition, faster-growing of the two divisions.

Snacks41%

Crackers, cookies and salty snacks including the Goldfish, Pepperidge Farm and Snyder's-Lance brands; the smaller division and the one under the most category pressure.

护城河

品牌 · 狭窄

Decades of advertising and shelf presence have made Campbell's soup and several of its other brands household names that consumers reach for out of habit, which supports pricing and secures retailer shelf space. But the moat is narrow: private-label alternatives are a close substitute in the low-growth soup category, and several Campbell's brands have lost volume for years despite the name recognition.

需求驱动因素

防御型

Packaged food is a staple category: people keep buying soup, crackers and pasta sauce in good times and bad, which makes revenue relatively insensitive to the broader economic cycle. The bigger swing factor is not the economy but shifting consumer taste away from processed food toward fresher or better-for-you alternatives, a slower-moving but persistent headwind.

主要风险

  • Retailer concentration and negotiating power — A handful of large retail chains, led by Walmart, control access to shelf space and can demand better terms or delist products, directly threatening volume and margin.
  • Shifting consumer preferences away from processed food — Consumers increasingly favor fresh, organic or minimally processed foods over shelf-stable canned and packaged products, a long-running trend that pressures volumes across much of the portfolio.
  • Input cost volatility — Prices for wheat, tomatoes, proteins, packaging materials and transportation fluctuate, and Campbell's cannot always pass cost increases through to retailers quickly enough to protect margins.
  • Integration risk from recent acquisitions — A large part of recent growth depends on successfully integrating the Sovos Brands acquisition and scaling Rao's, and any stumble in that integration or a slowdown in Rao's growth would remove the company's main growth engine.

客户集中度

主要客户占营收的47%

Walmart alone accounts for approximately 22% of net sales, and the five largest customers together for about 47%, so shelf-space and pricing decisions at a handful of retail chains have an outsized effect on results.

看多理由

Buyers argue that Rao's and other recent acquisitions are proof Campbell's can keep finding and scaling premium brands even as legacy soup volumes decline, that the Meals & Beverages division's growth shows the strategy is working, and that a staple, recession-resistant product mix supports a defensive dividend.

看空理由

Sellers fear that legacy soup and snack brands will keep losing volume to private label and fresher alternatives faster than newer brands like Rao's can offset it, that heavy reliance on Walmart and a handful of retailers caps pricing power, and that debt taken on for recent acquisitions limits flexibility.

分部数据来自2025财年信息来源: Campbell's Reports Fourth Quarter Fiscal 2025 Results

Written by the editors, published on 2026年8月18日

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资产负债表与流动性

营收

$9.93B

最近12个月(截至2026/5/3)

净利润

$608M

最近12个月(截至2026/5/3)

自由现金流

$705M

股东权益合计

$3.90B

负债合计

$10.99B

流动比率

0.87

利息覆盖率

3.37

债务/EBITDA

4.70

每股收益

营收与净利润

自由现金流

收入构成

历史财务表

利润率变化

债务变化

债务负担有多重

增长一览表

增长 — 营业收入

公允价值估算

被低估

公允价值

$31.68

当前价格

$23.39

安全边际

+26.2%

公允价值区间

$20.59 - $42.76

估算方法

Analyst Target:$21.88
DCF:$69.80
PE-based:$23.53
Graham Growth:$15.26
EPV:$36.89
分析师共识:持有 (1B / 15H / 12S)
最近财报超预期:+3.46%

估值指标

市盈率(P/E)

11.90

ROE

15.4%

市净率(P/B)

1.79

P/FCF

10.74

毛利率

28.8%

ROIC

7.2%

盈利能力雷达图

Value Creation (Economic Moat)

ROIC

7.2%

WACC

5.8%

ROIC − WACC

+1.4 pp

ROIC exceeds the cost of capital — the company is creating value for shareholders.

基本面分析标准

通过(17)

  • ROIC 7.2%
  • P/FCF 10.74
  • P/B Ratio 1.79
  • Debt/Equity ratio
  • Operating Margin 11.3%
  • Positive Free Cash Flow
  • Current Ratio
  • Interest Coverage
  • Debt/EBITDA
  • Return on Tangible Assets
  • Price below Graham Number
  • DCF valuation (Undervalued)
  • ROE 15.3%
  • Earnings Quality (OCF/NI) 1.81
  • Share Dilution -0.2%
  • Net Margin Trend 6.1% vs 4.4%
  • Piotroski F-Score 8/9

未通过(9)

  • EPS shows upward trend
  • EPS CAGR -2.39%
  • Price CAGR -8.85%
  • Gross Margin 28.8%
  • CapEx intensity
  • Low reliance on intangibles
  • Revenue Growth 5Y 3.4%
  • Analyst Consensus 4% Buy
  • Earnings Surprise avg 1.5%

不可用(2)

  • Dividend Payout NaN%
  • PEG Ratio (need PE > 0 and growth > 0)

Piotroski F-评分

8/9

财务状况强健

score
criteria

盈利质量

1.81

高质量:盈利有现金流支撑

股权稀释

-0.2%

正在回购股份,对股东友好

公司治理

管理团队

姓名职位年龄
Mr. Mick J. BeekhuizenCEO, President & Director49
Mr. Charles A. Brawley IIIExecutive VP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary60
Ms. Diane Johnson MayExecutive VP & Chief People and Culture Officer67
Mr. Daniel L. PolandAdvisor62
Mr. Todd E. CunferExecutive VP & Chief Financial Officer60
Ms. Kelly L. PalumboSenior VP, Controller & Chief Accounting Officer-
Mr. Joshua LevineChief Investor Relations Officer-
Ms. Beth JollySenior VP & Chief Communications Officer-
Ms. Janda LukinExecutive VP & Chief Growth Officer-
Ms. Risa CretellaExecutive VP and President of Meals & Beverages45

审计风险

3

董事会风险

1

薪酬风险

1

股东权利风险

3

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Latest News

Recent headlines for CPB, sourced from Markets Gazette.

  • 6/9/2026POSITIVE
    Wall Street's Most Accurate Analysts Spotlight On 3 Risk Off Stocks Delivering High-Dividend Yields

    In a volatile market, investors are increasingly seeking refuge in high-dividend yield stocks. Analysts have identified Campbell Soup Company (CPB), General Mills Inc. (GIS), and Kraft Heinz Co. (KHC) as top picks offering attractive dividend payouts. These companies are favored for their perceived stability and consistent returns, providing a potential hedge against market downturns. For investors, these selections suggest a defensive strategy, prioritizing income generation and capital preservation over aggressive growth in the current economic climate.

  • 6/8/2026POSITIVE
    Campbell's Earnings Beat; Eli Lilly Obesity Drug Results | Stock Movers

    Campbell Soup Company (CPB) shares saw a modest increase pre-market after reporting third-quarter adjusted earnings per share that surpassed analyst expectations. While the exact figures were not detailed, this beat suggests operational efficiency and demand resilience for its products. The company's stock movement indicates positive investor sentiment following the earnings release. This news, coupled with potential inclusion in the S&P 500, signals a favorable outlook for the canned soup maker, potentially attracting further investment interest.

  • 6/8/2026NEUTRAL
    Full Transcript: Campbell's Q3 2026 Earnings Call

    Campbell Soup Company (CPB) held its Q3 2026 Earnings Call on June 8, 2026. While the transcript is available, the provided snippet does not contain specific financial results, forward-looking statements, or market-moving information. Therefore, it is not possible to ascertain the financial performance or outlook for Campbell Soup Company based solely on this title and date. Investors would need to review the full earnings call transcript and accompanying financial reports for detailed insights into sales, earnings, margins, and strategic initiatives that could impact the stock.

  • 3/17/2026NEGATIVE
    Contrarian Take: This 6.9%-Yielding Dividend Stock Is a Buy at a 23-Year Low

    Campbell Soup Company's stock is experiencing a significant downturn following its latest earnings report, which failed to meet investor expectations. The company's shares have fallen to a 23-year low, despite offering a substantial dividend yield of 6.9%. This price action suggests a deep-seated concern among market participants regarding the company's future growth prospects or operational efficiency, overshadowing the attractive dividend payout for now. Investors are likely reassessing the stock's value proposition in light of these recent performance issues.

  • 3/15/2026POSITIVE
    Campbell's Is Dangerously Close to Getting Kicked Out of the S&P 500. Here's Why the High-Yield Dividend Stock Is a Buy Anyway.

    Campbell Soup Company (CPB) is trading at a significant discount, presenting an attractive valuation for investors. Despite potential exclusion from the S&P 500, the company boasts one of the highest dividend yields within the index. This high yield, coupled with its 'dirt cheap' valuation, suggests a compelling opportunity for income-focused investors. The news implies that the market may be overreacting to the S&P 500 index inclusion risk, overlooking the fundamental value and dividend payout of the stock.

  • 3/11/2026NEGATIVE
    Campbell’s stock heads toward a 23-year low, as it warns of more price cuts to recharge demand

    Campbell Soup Company's stock is approaching a 23-year low following a warning from its CEO about a more cautious outlook for the remainder of the year. The company indicated a need for further price reductions to stimulate consumer demand, suggesting ongoing challenges in maintaining sales volume and market share. This cautious sentiment and the necessity for aggressive pricing strategies signal potential headwinds for future revenue and profitability. Investors are likely reassessing the company's growth prospects amid these pressures.

  • 3/11/2026NEUTRAL
    Campbell (CPB) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

    Campbell Soup Company (CPB) is scheduled to hold its Q2 2026 Earnings Call on March 11, 2026. While the specific financial results are not detailed in this announcement, the upcoming earnings call indicates a regular reporting cycle. Investors will be looking for updates on sales performance, profit margins, and management's outlook for the remainder of the fiscal year. The market will closely analyze any forward-looking guidance provided during the call for potential impacts on the company's stock valuation.

via Markets Gazette