Hormel Foods Stock News

Barron's 2025 list of 100 top sustainable companies, ranked by Calvert's ESG criteria, highlights 82 dividend payers ideal for yield-based analysis. Top-ten October 2025 Sustainable dividend-dogs, Regions Financial, Hormel, Air Products, PPG, Interpublic, Keurig Dr. Pepper, Stanley Black & Decker, Robert Half, Avient, and LKQ, ranged 24.25% 49.98% in one-year net-gains. $5k invested in the lowe...

Consumer staples companies are typically more resilient to macroeconomic headwinds than their peers, but in the past six months, tariffs have trampled the sector.

Fourteen of the highest-yielding, 'safer' S&P 500 dividend stocks are currently attractively priced, with free cash flow supporting their payouts. Top ten S&P 500 dividend 'dogs' are projected to deliver 23.93% to 38.57% net gains by October 2026, based on analyst targets. Stocks like CAG, VZ, DOC, BMY, KVUE, CPB, UDR, VTRS, KIM, TFC, KEY, HPQ, T, and RF meet the ideal of dividends from $1K inv...

This October's Dividend Kings list features 56 stocks, with Kenvue and United Bankshares meeting the ideal "fair price" yield criteria. Analysts project the top-ten Dividend Kings could deliver 19.2% to 41.5% net gains by October 2026, with KVUE offering the highest upside. Only two of the top-ten Kings, KVUE and UBSI, are considered "safer" with sufficient free cash flow to cover their dividen...

Committed to strengthening communities, Hormel Foods provides $10,000 to each of its production facilities in the U.S. to benefit hunger-relief organizations in their local communities AUSTIN, Minn. , Oct. 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- For 15 years, Hormel Foods has marked Hunger Action Month by empowering its production facilities to support local hunger-relief efforts.

It takes a company with a strong business plan executed well in good times and bad to get on the list of Dividend Kings. You simply can't increase a dividend every single year for 50-plus years without doing something right.

Hormel Foods trades near its 52-week low, offering a compelling entry for value investors with a 4.7% dividend yield. HRL demonstrates solid organic growth in retail, foodservice, and international segments, driven by strong brands and ongoing innovation. Despite margin pressure from higher input costs, HRL's transformation and modernization initiatives support long-term growth and operational ...

There's often a trade-off between risk and reward when you look at dividend stocks. A higher yield is often associated with more risk.