Dividend Kings like Kimberly-Clark and Procter & Gamble are known for their enduring financial resilience, maintaining over 50 years of dividend increases. Both companies are currently executing significant restructurings—Kimberly-Clark's $3.5 billion sale of a majority stake in its Kleenex business to Suzano and Procter & Gamble's plan to cut 7,000 jobs—aimed at streamlining operations to prepare for higher margins. These changes, while potentially disruptive, may create new opportunities for investors by focusing on higher-growth areas and solidifying the companies' long-term profitability.
These elite firms, often in stable industries like consumer staples, offer investors reliable income streams and long-term stability, even in volatile markets.
Kimberly-Clark's proposed $3.5 billion sale of a majority stake in its Kleenex and tissue businesses outside North America to Brazil's Suzano as part of a joint venture...
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