Campbell Company (NASDAQ:CPB) is one of them Stock up on Jim Cramer’s game plan. Cramer highlighted the stock’s negative performance, as he said:
Food stocks have been dire as of late. One of the worst is Campbell’s, which has salty snacks, baked goods, and of course, soup. This poor thing is now worth just $7.7 billion, despite the Rao acquisition, which was a home run for the company. That 6% yield looks really safe. But the point, the real hidden point, is that Campbell’s earnings are doubtful about declining in 2026, and money managers don’t like to buy stocks of companies that are years out, plain and simple.
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Campbell Company (NASDAQ: CPB) manufactures and sells soups, broths, sauces, juices, frozen foods, and beverages. In addition, it provides a wide range of snacks through brands such as Pepperidge Farm, Goldfish, Snyder of Hanover, Cape Cod, and Kettle Brand. A caller asked about the stock, mentioning the yield during the September 30, 2025, episode, and Cramer replied:
Kangra is not the only high-yielding food crop. Campbell has been fighting bears for years. Talk about solid brands… Pepperidge Farm, Cape Cod… V8, all solid. The stock yield is just under 5%. Kind of interesting, but why is the yield so high? I think the only way to justify buying it is if you’re looking forward to buying it. And at least so far, it hasn’t really been a good bet.
It is important to note that since the above comment was published, the stock price of The Campbell Company (NASDAQ: CPB ) has declined by over 18%.
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