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Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB) is on firm grounds amid the coronavirus jitters. The company, whose operations don’t seem to have been affected by the deadly virus, has been benefiting from focus on refining portfolio and stringent cost-saving measures. In fact, these upsides aided the company’s second-quarter fiscal 2020 results, which were released a week ago.
During the quarter, both earnings and revenues came ahead of the Zacks Consensus Estimate and the former increased year over year. Also, management raised its earnings guidance for fiscal 2020, on the back of lower adjusted net interest expenses stemming from reduced debt along with an impressive EBIT momentum through the first half of the fiscal.
Markedly, shares of the company have gained 7.1% since the earnings release. In the past three months, this Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) stock has gained 7.5% against the industry’s decline of 10.5%. Indeed, Campbell Soup is worth a look at this point where COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the global market, adversely impacting most industries. Companies operating in or sourcing goods from China remain majorly affected on account of sluggish traffic, reduced air travel and disrupted supply chain.
Campbell Soup Appears Appetizing
Campbell Soup has been focused on sharpening portfolio and increasing concentration on the key North American market. Keeping in these lines, the company concluded the sale of Arnott’s and certain International operations to KKR in December 2019. Further, Campbell Soup divested its European chips business in October. Additionally, the company divested Campbell Fresh in fiscal 2019 and Kelsen Group on Sep 23. The Campbell Fresh and Campbell International segments are now part of discontinued operations.
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