Hormel: Q4 Earnings Confirm It's Better To Own The Retailer Than The Brand (Downgrade)
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Hormel Foods Corporation's Q4 earnings report reveals weak revenue growth and declining sales in key segments, resulting in a downgrade to a sell rating. Despite its status as a dividend king, Hormel's high payout ratio and modest growth outlook make it less attractive compared to retailers like Target, which offer better resilience and broader segment exposure.
December 06, 2024 | 9:00 pm
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Hormel Foods Corporation's Q4 earnings report shows weak revenue growth and declining sales, leading to a downgrade to a sell rating. The company's high payout ratio and modest growth outlook make it less attractive.
The downgrade to a sell rating is based on weak revenue growth and declining sales in key segments, which are critical factors for investors. The high payout ratio and modest growth outlook further diminish its attractiveness, likely leading to a negative short-term impact on HRL's stock price.
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