Market Cap 13.04B
Revenue (ttm) 9.64B
Net Income (ttm) 567.00M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 14.09
Forward PE 13.61
Profit Margin 5.88%
Debt to Equity Ratio 1.52
Volume 2,188,500
Avg Vol 2,089,713
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 297.62M
Stochastic %K 51%
Beta 0.19
Analysts Sell
Price Target $51.31

Company Profile

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 Mexic...

Industry: Packaged Foods
Sector: Consumer Defensive
Phone: 856 342 4800
Address:
1 Campbell Place, Camden, United States
ggoggo
ggoggo Feb. 13 at 9:14 PM
$CPB Heading higher
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offmyrox
offmyrox Feb. 13 at 8:47 PM
$CPB reverse head & shoulder
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Dlopy
Dlopy Feb. 13 at 7:35 PM
$CPB good day all, wanted to give a peptalk to anyone who wants to hear. I’ve been a trader, mostly day/swing for a very long time rarely holding anything long term. I read charts as trends repeat themselves again and again regardless of the noise. I believe this stock will hit all-time highs again, and that the chart shows the swings usually take between 18 and 24 months… the time frames are about the same whether it’s going down, or coming back up, 1.5 to two years give or take. With that said, I expect this upswing to go on with a sort of two steps forward, one step back nature for several months to come.. the more discipline you have, and the stronger your hands are the better you will do. So like I said, hold on. It will pay off… I’m in this stock deep because I predicted this early, I’ve been here for four months and I’m prepared to stay for the next year or more because the economic path is clear as ever… the rotation has begun. This is the place to be! 
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DeQuavious_Pork
DeQuavious_Pork Feb. 13 at 2:49 PM
$CPB single handedly saved my portfolio this morning
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 13 at 2:19 PM
$CPB Removal of specific tariffs and lower yields is the perfect setup. They will refinance debt at lower rates, 400M is due this March and then staggered from there. The headlines your seeing today is the specific ones I've been talking about. Blanket tariffs were never a long term strategy, Trump and his admin will have to be more strategic and it's coming to light now.
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 13 at 11:40 AM
$CPB $CAG $GIS It's happening folks, the can tax could be coming to an end sooner than I expected. Cambells stands to benefit the most, the quickest EPS revision possible is on deck, 2/3 of their EPS decline for 2026 is from tariffs, mostly from imported steel cans that get hit with 50% tariffs.
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contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Feb. 12 at 4:25 PM
$F $CPB,$CAG and $BRID are all exhibiting tremendous relative strength
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 12 at 1:02 AM
$CPB Fair value with current 2026 guidance at 13x multiple is 32.50, historically 13x is low but this is the base case with 5.5% yield. This guidance has accounted for all the worst case scenarios already. I'm not here for 32.50, I'm here for upside that isn't being priced in at all currently. This is the reversal year imo if certain pieces fall into place, there are several angles at play here, tariffs is just one
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 12 at 12:44 AM
$CPB Trump's tariffs are on the brink of collapse and mid terms aren't even here yet, supreme court ruling possibly in the 20th of this month also
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Dlopy
Dlopy Feb. 11 at 9:10 PM
$CPB the jobs report along with current news on tariffs is suspicious at best, and the retail investors are becoming increasingly wary… don’t be fooled by the narrative, speculation is an incentivized industry filled with smoke and mirrors.. In short, everybody is lying, or at least for the most part. What I see? A strong support line at $29 that was able to trampoline this thing right back up this morning, plus a rock solid long term outlook. This is the place to be, and it absolutely will hit the $50 mark again someday, it’s only a matter of how long you’re willing to hold on…. And with most savings accounts only paying 3.8%APY, why wouldn’t you stay? Stay here, hold tight, you’ll be happy you did.. all time highs will return, it’s just a matter of time! 🫵🏼💪
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ggoggo
ggoggo Feb. 13 at 9:14 PM
$CPB Heading higher
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offmyrox
offmyrox Feb. 13 at 8:47 PM
$CPB reverse head & shoulder
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Dlopy
Dlopy Feb. 13 at 7:35 PM
$CPB good day all, wanted to give a peptalk to anyone who wants to hear. I’ve been a trader, mostly day/swing for a very long time rarely holding anything long term. I read charts as trends repeat themselves again and again regardless of the noise. I believe this stock will hit all-time highs again, and that the chart shows the swings usually take between 18 and 24 months… the time frames are about the same whether it’s going down, or coming back up, 1.5 to two years give or take. With that said, I expect this upswing to go on with a sort of two steps forward, one step back nature for several months to come.. the more discipline you have, and the stronger your hands are the better you will do. So like I said, hold on. It will pay off… I’m in this stock deep because I predicted this early, I’ve been here for four months and I’m prepared to stay for the next year or more because the economic path is clear as ever… the rotation has begun. This is the place to be! 
0 · Reply
DeQuavious_Pork
DeQuavious_Pork Feb. 13 at 2:49 PM
$CPB single handedly saved my portfolio this morning
0 · Reply
StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 13 at 2:19 PM
$CPB Removal of specific tariffs and lower yields is the perfect setup. They will refinance debt at lower rates, 400M is due this March and then staggered from there. The headlines your seeing today is the specific ones I've been talking about. Blanket tariffs were never a long term strategy, Trump and his admin will have to be more strategic and it's coming to light now.
0 · Reply
StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 13 at 11:40 AM
$CPB $CAG $GIS It's happening folks, the can tax could be coming to an end sooner than I expected. Cambells stands to benefit the most, the quickest EPS revision possible is on deck, 2/3 of their EPS decline for 2026 is from tariffs, mostly from imported steel cans that get hit with 50% tariffs.
0 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Feb. 12 at 4:25 PM
$F $CPB,$CAG and $BRID are all exhibiting tremendous relative strength
1 · Reply
StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 12 at 1:02 AM
$CPB Fair value with current 2026 guidance at 13x multiple is 32.50, historically 13x is low but this is the base case with 5.5% yield. This guidance has accounted for all the worst case scenarios already. I'm not here for 32.50, I'm here for upside that isn't being priced in at all currently. This is the reversal year imo if certain pieces fall into place, there are several angles at play here, tariffs is just one
1 · Reply
StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 12 at 12:44 AM
$CPB Trump's tariffs are on the brink of collapse and mid terms aren't even here yet, supreme court ruling possibly in the 20th of this month also
0 · Reply
Dlopy
Dlopy Feb. 11 at 9:10 PM
$CPB the jobs report along with current news on tariffs is suspicious at best, and the retail investors are becoming increasingly wary… don’t be fooled by the narrative, speculation is an incentivized industry filled with smoke and mirrors.. In short, everybody is lying, or at least for the most part. What I see? A strong support line at $29 that was able to trampoline this thing right back up this morning, plus a rock solid long term outlook. This is the place to be, and it absolutely will hit the $50 mark again someday, it’s only a matter of how long you’re willing to hold on…. And with most savings accounts only paying 3.8%APY, why wouldn’t you stay? Stay here, hold tight, you’ll be happy you did.. all time highs will return, it’s just a matter of time! 🫵🏼💪
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LetsgoRandy
LetsgoRandy Feb. 11 at 8:49 PM
$SPY Let me guess.. all the AI stocks will pop today while ones to-be-replaced will drop 20~30%. It's just sector rotation manipulation. However, I'm sure all the stocks that CAN'T be replaced by AI will do fine.. like FOOD. $MCD $CPB $GIS $TSN
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Feb. 11 at 3:44 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Kraft Heinz (KHC) paused its planned two-way split and pivoted back to execution, with management choosing operating repair over financial engineering and committing roughly $600M to marketing/sales/R&D.  The setup is still tough: Q4 organic sales fell 4.2%, and 2026 guidance signals more pressure (organic sales -1.5% to -3.5%, adjusted EPS $1.98–$2.10 vs Street around $2.49).  Tickers: $KHC $GIS $CPB Our view is this is an earnings reset before a credibility reset. If volume/mix stabilizes by mid-year, the stock can re-rate; if promotions rise and private-label pressure keeps volumes negative, it stays a value trap.
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 11 at 1:51 PM
$CPB If the Job market holds up strong the only way Trump will get his lower rates is thru less inflation. It will be interesting to see how this all pays out, will Trump make real trade deals to lower inflation vs blanket tariffs? Or will he be forced to lower tariffs in some of the ways that are unfolding?
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 11 at 1:37 PM
$CPB Solid job # this morning when everyone was expecting to see the opposite. 10 yr back to 4.20, economy once again proving resilient
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StocksandRacing
StocksandRacing Feb. 11 at 4:53 AM
$CPB Big win for tariff reality check happened tomoght. Slowly the pieces are falling into place. Tariffs reversal and yields crashing are the shorts worse nightmare here. Warsh fed policies + job market crashing + retail spending declining + record level delinquencies. Lower rates are coming
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ggoggo
ggoggo Feb. 10 at 7:53 PM
$CPB This is pulling $CAG $GIS along for the ride.
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ggoggo
ggoggo Feb. 10 at 7:02 PM
$CPB Gonna breakout from the cloud.
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Dlopy
Dlopy Feb. 10 at 6:33 PM
$CPB strong support at $29, and it would seem we’re now on top of that line. This is a huge step, let’s hope. If you look at the chart, historically this old defensive stock doesn’t rise quickly, it’s more of a grind while having to break many more lines of support along the way… so be patient, hold on. The economy is in a perfect rotation right now, it could keep on going up for several months if not more if this trend continues. This is a good place to be. Best of luck!
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reyofhope
reyofhope Feb. 10 at 6:30 PM
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PenniesFromHell
PenniesFromHell Feb. 10 at 4:41 PM
$CPB killing it
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chucknorris0310
chucknorris0310 Feb. 10 at 2:42 PM
$CPB what’s the difference between roast beef and pea soup? Anyone can roast beef. But no one can pee soup!
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wavetheory
wavetheory Feb. 10 at 2:28 PM
$CPB a double with a 6% dividend? The ultimate boomer play.
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