Hormel Foods NYSE: HRL jeden z największych producentów żywności w USA

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wykres
https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/hrl?ltr=1
https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=HRL


Hormel Foods NYSE: HRL - jeden z największych producentów żywności w USA założona w 1891 roku w Austin (Minnesota).

Marki koncernu:
• Applegate
• Arriba
• Chi-Chi's
• Columbus Craft Meats
• Country Crock
• Dinty Moore
• Don Miguel
• Dona Maria
• El Torito
• Evolve
• House of Tsang
• Jennie-O
• Justin's
• La Victoria
• Lloyd's
• Skippy
• Spam
• Stagg Chili
• Wholly Guacamole

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hormel
https://www.hormelfoods.com/

dywidendy DY 2% ale coroczny wzrost ok. 15%. Często polecana do portfela dywidendowego.
https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=HRL
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/ ... nd-history
https://investor.hormelfoods.com/divide ... ock-splits
https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/HRL/dividends/history

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21.09.2017
Przez blisko 40 lat stabilnie do przodu

Dzisiaj przedstawię najnowszą spółkę, która dołączyła do mojego długoterminowego portfela "Najlepszych Spółek Świata" - Hormel Foods. Firma podobnie jak General Mills (którą też posiadam) jest jednym z większych producentów żywności w stanach zjednoczonych. Spółka w ciągu ostatnich blisko 40 lat osiągała średnioroczne stopy zwrotu na poziomie 14,5%, przy tym największa historyczna korekta wyniosła zaledwie 44,3% (1987 - 1989). Spółka stabilnie podnosi swoje przychody, kapitał własny w 6 lat wzrósł ponad dwukrotnie (mimo regularnych nowych przejęć), nie zadłuża się i oczywiście kwartalnie wypłaca dywidendę, którą każdy rok zwiększa i to nieprzerwanie od 1967 roku!

http://www.pamietnikgieldowy.pl/2017/09 ... s-hrl.html

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dywidendy
Hormel Foods hikes dividend by 5.4 percent, marking 55 consecutive years of increases by this Dividend Aristocrat.

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Latest Release
May 20, 2021

EPS / Forecast
0.42 / 0.4118

Revenue / Forecast
2.61B / 2.42B

Hormel Foods (NYSE:HRL) stock rose 1.5% after the company reported strong first-quarter numbers, adding that demand for its products, like Spam and Jennie-O, remains elevated compared to pre-pandemic levels.

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Latest Release
Sep 02, 2021

EPS / Forecast
0.39 / 0.3973

Revenue / Forecast
2.86B / 2.69B

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Latest Release
Jun 02, 2022

EPS / Forecast
0.48 / 0.4701

Revenue / Forecast
3.10B / 3.06B

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On November 21, 2022, Dividend Aristocrat Hormel Foods (HRL) announced that it will raise its quarterly dividend by 5.8 percent to 27.5 cents per share. This marks the 57th consecutive year of annual dividend increases by the meat products maker. Last year Hormel hiked the dividend by 6.1%.

Hormel Is Boring, Hormel Is Attractive
Oct. 04, 2022 11:51 AM ETHormel Foods Corporation (HRL)3 Comments
Summary
While Hormel Foods Corporation's quarterly organic net sales growth has slowed in the recent quarters, the firm has still managed to reach a record net sales of $3.0 billion in Q2.
Despite the decline in export volumes, the demand for Hormel's products remains high.
Declining raw material prices, including oil and aluminum prices, may lead to an improvement of the margins in the near term.
Hormel remains attractive from a dividend investing point of view.
We maintain our "buy" rating on Hormel Foods Corporatio

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Hormel Foods- The Definition Of A Boring Compounder (Analysis)
By
Oddmund Groette
April 16, 2021
Hormel Foods (ticker HRL) has an outstanding long-term track record, yet it’s not a widely known company.

What does Hormel do and is it likely to be a good investment in the coming years?

Table of Contents
Hormel’s business:
Hormel’s past share performance:
Hormel’s operation performance:
Hormel is a Dividend King:
Hormel is a family business:
Hormel’s balance sheet:
Hormel’s valuation:
Conclusion:
As long as you don’t overpay for earnings, we believe it’s hard to lose money in a debt-free family-owned company that historically has proven to be both good operators and allocators. Hormel is one of those companies. At an earnings multiple at 25, it’s not “cheap”, but Hormel never is. Margin expansion and better pricing most likely mean a higher EPS in the coming years. Furthermore, you can expect this to be a defensive play if the market goes south, just like what happened in 2008 when the share price dropped much less than the market (and earnings were flat).

If the EPS grows at historical levels, about 8-12%, we can expect the returns over the next decade to be around the same level plus the dividend yield of 2.15: 10-14%.
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https://rationalthinking.net/hormel-foo ... ompounder/

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This Dividend Aristocrat Has Pulled Back 30% (its lower price is a gift for income investors!)
by Jason Fieber, Mr. Free at 33 • March 20, 2023

https://dailytradealert.com/2023/03/20/ ... investors/

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Latest Release
Jun 01, 2023

EPS / Forecast
0.4 / 0.39

Revenue / Forecast
3B / 3.06B

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Latest Release
Aug 31, 2023

EPS / Forecast
0.4 / 0.41

Revenue / Forecast
3B / 3.06B

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Akcje Hormel Foods zanotowały gwałtowny spadek, ponieważ Międzynarodowy Związek Zawodowy Pracowników Przemysłu Spożywczego i Handlu ratyfikował kontrakt z podwyżką płac od 3 do 6$ za godzinę.