Clorox Stock News

A string of problems has dragged Clorox's stock down. The company is finally showing signs of a rebound, led by an impressive return on invested capital.

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Clorox (CLX) faces near-term headwinds, but its 4.6% dividend yield and depressed valuation offer long-term appeal. CLX's FY26 outlook is weak, with sales expected to decline 6–10% and EPS down 21%, but management anticipates improvement in the back half. The digital transformation and product innovation are expected to unlock value, though benefits may take 1–2 years to materialize.

The Clorox Company (CLX) Presents at Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference 2025 Transcript

Clorox is a market leader in consumer products with a 48-year dividend growth streak and a nearly 5% yield, now trading at a decade-high yield. Despite recent revenue and EPS declines from ERP transition, cyberattack, and inflation, CLX is executing its IGNITE plan to drive 3–5% sales growth and higher margins. Dividend safety metrics remain acceptable, with a forward payout ratio of 73% and ma...

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