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Ich finde die Aktie auch sehr stark und in allgemein schwierigen Zeiten sicher eine gute Investition.
Was sagst Du denn zu dem aktuell hohen KGV und der niedrigen Dividende ? ich bin ja eher ein Freund von relativ hohen Dividenden.
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Was sagst Du denn zu dem aktuell hohen KGV und der niedrigen Dividende ? ich bin ja eher ein Freund von relativ hohen Dividenden.
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Colgate-Palmolive's(CL Quote) positive outlook has lead the company to not only raise its dividend by 20% -- but also proceed with a new share buyback program.
Colgate-Palmolive on Thursday increased the ongoing quarterly common stock cash dividend by 20%.
The increase will be effective as of the second quarter, 2010.
The new rate of 53 cents a share is up from 44 cents. The board declared that the second-quarter dividend is to be paid on May 14 to shareholders of record as of April 26, 2010.
On an annual basis, the new dividend rate is $2.03 vs. $1.72 per share previously. Colgate-Palmolive has paid uninterrupted dividends on its common stock since 1895.
Colgate-Palmolive's board on Feb. 4 also authorized a new share repurchase program; the company plans to purchase 40 million common shares over the next two years. As of December 31, 2009, the company had about 494 million shares of common stock outstanding.
Colgate-Palmolive on Thursday increased the ongoing quarterly common stock cash dividend by 20%.
The increase will be effective as of the second quarter, 2010.
The new rate of 53 cents a share is up from 44 cents. The board declared that the second-quarter dividend is to be paid on May 14 to shareholders of record as of April 26, 2010.
On an annual basis, the new dividend rate is $2.03 vs. $1.72 per share previously. Colgate-Palmolive has paid uninterrupted dividends on its common stock since 1895.
Colgate-Palmolive's board on Feb. 4 also authorized a new share repurchase program; the company plans to purchase 40 million common shares over the next two years. As of December 31, 2009, the company had about 494 million shares of common stock outstanding.
Goldman adds Colgate to 'Conviction Buy' list
Goldman analyst added toothpaste maker Colgate-Palmolive to 'Conviction Buy' list
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A Goldman Sachs analyst added Colgate-Palmolive Co. to his "Conviction Buy" list, predicting fourth-quarter profit will exceed Wall Street consensus expectations and sales volume will grow.
Analyst Andrew Sawyer told investors in a Wednesday research report that sales volume could grow 6 percent from roughly flat. The analyst said the growth would be boosted by the company's strong lineup of new products, increased investment in Colgate's brands and the strength of sales in emerging markets.
In addition to its namesake toothpaste, the consumer products company makes household staples such as Speed Stick deodorant, Palmolive dish soap and Irish Spring bar soap.
Sawyer estimated fourth-quarter profit will be $1.22 per share, higher than the $1.18 per share estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
Sawyer said a "pickup in demand and significant tail winds from commodities and (foreign exchange rates) could drive robust 20 percent to 25 percent earnings-per-share growth."
Colgate-Palmolive, based in New York, is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results on Jan. 28.
Shares dipped 15 cents to $78.62 in midday trading Thursday.
Goldman analyst added toothpaste maker Colgate-Palmolive to 'Conviction Buy' list
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A Goldman Sachs analyst added Colgate-Palmolive Co. to his "Conviction Buy" list, predicting fourth-quarter profit will exceed Wall Street consensus expectations and sales volume will grow.
Analyst Andrew Sawyer told investors in a Wednesday research report that sales volume could grow 6 percent from roughly flat. The analyst said the growth would be boosted by the company's strong lineup of new products, increased investment in Colgate's brands and the strength of sales in emerging markets.
In addition to its namesake toothpaste, the consumer products company makes household staples such as Speed Stick deodorant, Palmolive dish soap and Irish Spring bar soap.
Sawyer estimated fourth-quarter profit will be $1.22 per share, higher than the $1.18 per share estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
Sawyer said a "pickup in demand and significant tail winds from commodities and (foreign exchange rates) could drive robust 20 percent to 25 percent earnings-per-share growth."
Colgate-Palmolive, based in New York, is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results on Jan. 28.
Shares dipped 15 cents to $78.62 in midday trading Thursday.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.650.464 von 1435905 am 31.12.09 11:26:02Ergänzung:
Wenn ich das richtig gesehen habe, dann hat CL in USD ein Allzeithoch markiert!
Wenn ich das richtig gesehen habe, dann hat CL in USD ein Allzeithoch markiert!
Meine Lieblingsaktie hat mich beim Kursverlauf 2009 nicht enttäuscht:
Wir sind sogar auf einem 5-Jahreshoch (in EUR), das können längst nicht alle Aktien von sich behaupten:
Und weil es so schön ist, hier noch der Langfristchart:
Wir sind sogar auf einem 5-Jahreshoch (in EUR), das können längst nicht alle Aktien von sich behaupten:
Und weil es so schön ist, hier noch der Langfristchart:
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.421.263 von 1435905 am 19.11.09 18:47:19Die Gerüchte sind so gut wie verstummt, Colgate bleibt wohl eigenständig.
Ist mir ehrlich gesagt auch lieber.
Ist mir ehrlich gesagt auch lieber.
Market wary of whether Reckitt, Colgate should merge
By David Jones and Jessica Wohl
LONDON/CHICAGO, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Reckitt Benckiser and Colgate-Palmolive declined to address speculation about a possible link-up, and analysts were skeptical of a deal between the two consumer goods titans.
Shares in Britain's Reckitt rose as much as 3.7 percent following a report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper that it was close to a multibillion-pound deal, with Colgate a likely target. Colgate shares jumped as much as 5.5 percent after the report late on Wednesday, but shed 2.2 percent on Thursday.
'No comment. We don't comment on market rumors. Period,' Colgate Chief Executive Ian Cook told Reuters when asked about a Reckitt link-up during a visit to China. The New York Stock Exchange had inquired into Colgate's share move on Wednesday.
Reckitt Chief Financial Officer Colin Day also would not comment on the report when approached by Reuters on the sidelines of a New York investor conference, citing company policy not to address market rumors.
He said at a conference session that Reckitt's broader interest in acquisition activity included health and personal care, but noted that the failure rate for industry combinations was high.
Analysts questioned the likelihood of a deal between Reckitt, which is valued at about $37.2 billion, and Colgate, with a market capitalization at around $41.2 billion, in a market not suited to digesting such a large transaction.
'We are sceptical on the imminence of a deal between the two,' said analyst Charlie Mills at Credit Suisse.
Mills said he was not aware of any immediate catalyst for a deal to take place, but if a deal were to happen it would most likely be a merger of equals.
'Strategically a merger doesn't make sense for Colgate,' said Bill Pecoriello, CEO of ConsumerEdge Research.
GLOBAL GROWTH
A potential deal would link Reckitt's products like Finish dishwasher detergent, Lysol disinfectant and Cillit Bang cleaner with Colgate-Palmolive's namesake toothpaste, toothbrushes and dishwashing soap.
It would give Reckitt a greater geographic reach in quick-growing emerging markets such as China, where Colgate already has a strong presence. Reckitt's presence in developing markets would skyrocket from about 18 percent of sales in 2008 to about 36 percent, BMO Capital Markets' Connie Maneaty said.
Other analysts also doubted whether there would be a link-up between the two highly rated stocks, as it would be difficult to structure a deal to give value to all shareholders and keep both management teams happy.
'While we believe the Colgate franchise ... would be attractive to Reckitt, we're not as convinced that Reckitt's portfolio of solid shares in many smaller categories would be equally attractive to Colgate,' said Maneaty. She said Colgate would be more fairly valued at $103, about 20 percent above its current price.
Reckitt has been a star performer on the UK stock market since underperforming British group Reckitt&Colman took over German Benckiser in 1999 and put Benckiser's Dutch Chief Executive Bart Becht in charge of the larger group.
Becht charted the group's rapid growth, launching innovative products backed by increased marketing spending and reviving older brands such as Vanish stain remover, Woolite fabric cleaner and Airwick air fresheners.
He boosted growth by buying Boots' non-prescription drug business with products like Nurofen painkillers in 2005 and then U.S. cough and congestion medicine group Adams in 2008.
Strong sales growth and cost cutting saw Reckitt meet Becht's target to match the margins of U.S. peers Colgate and Procter&Gamble and helped it attain their once much higher share ratings.
CONFIDENCE IN COLGATE
Over at Colgate, British-born Cook joined its UK operations in 1976. After serving in senior marketing roles around the world, he became chief operating officer in 2004, was named CEO in 2007, and in January 2009 also became chairman.
Cook has been more reserved in his public appearances for the New York-based company than his predecessor, longtime Chairman and CEO Reuben Mark, who was known for humorous comments on conference calls and in presentations.
Shares of Colgate have climbed more than 25 percent this year, with much of those gains coming in the past few months as investors grew more confident the company's household products were not being hard hit by cheaper store brands.
The idea of Reckitt and Colgate linking up has surfaced before, but not in recent months.
The Telegraph report said takeover activity surrounding Kraft Food Inc's $16.7 billion hostile bid for Cadbury had led to bid speculation elsewhere, and cited talk that Reckitt was close to announcing a deal.
The report related this speculation to a Nomura analyst note earlier this year which said Colgate could merge with a British company, but the Nomura analysts thought Unilever would be the U.S. company's more obvious partner.
By David Jones and Jessica Wohl
LONDON/CHICAGO, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Reckitt Benckiser and Colgate-Palmolive declined to address speculation about a possible link-up, and analysts were skeptical of a deal between the two consumer goods titans.
Shares in Britain's Reckitt rose as much as 3.7 percent following a report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper that it was close to a multibillion-pound deal, with Colgate a likely target. Colgate shares jumped as much as 5.5 percent after the report late on Wednesday, but shed 2.2 percent on Thursday.
'No comment. We don't comment on market rumors. Period,' Colgate Chief Executive Ian Cook told Reuters when asked about a Reckitt link-up during a visit to China. The New York Stock Exchange had inquired into Colgate's share move on Wednesday.
Reckitt Chief Financial Officer Colin Day also would not comment on the report when approached by Reuters on the sidelines of a New York investor conference, citing company policy not to address market rumors.
He said at a conference session that Reckitt's broader interest in acquisition activity included health and personal care, but noted that the failure rate for industry combinations was high.
Analysts questioned the likelihood of a deal between Reckitt, which is valued at about $37.2 billion, and Colgate, with a market capitalization at around $41.2 billion, in a market not suited to digesting such a large transaction.
'We are sceptical on the imminence of a deal between the two,' said analyst Charlie Mills at Credit Suisse.
Mills said he was not aware of any immediate catalyst for a deal to take place, but if a deal were to happen it would most likely be a merger of equals.
'Strategically a merger doesn't make sense for Colgate,' said Bill Pecoriello, CEO of ConsumerEdge Research.
GLOBAL GROWTH
A potential deal would link Reckitt's products like Finish dishwasher detergent, Lysol disinfectant and Cillit Bang cleaner with Colgate-Palmolive's namesake toothpaste, toothbrushes and dishwashing soap.
It would give Reckitt a greater geographic reach in quick-growing emerging markets such as China, where Colgate already has a strong presence. Reckitt's presence in developing markets would skyrocket from about 18 percent of sales in 2008 to about 36 percent, BMO Capital Markets' Connie Maneaty said.
Other analysts also doubted whether there would be a link-up between the two highly rated stocks, as it would be difficult to structure a deal to give value to all shareholders and keep both management teams happy.
'While we believe the Colgate franchise ... would be attractive to Reckitt, we're not as convinced that Reckitt's portfolio of solid shares in many smaller categories would be equally attractive to Colgate,' said Maneaty. She said Colgate would be more fairly valued at $103, about 20 percent above its current price.
Reckitt has been a star performer on the UK stock market since underperforming British group Reckitt&Colman took over German Benckiser in 1999 and put Benckiser's Dutch Chief Executive Bart Becht in charge of the larger group.
Becht charted the group's rapid growth, launching innovative products backed by increased marketing spending and reviving older brands such as Vanish stain remover, Woolite fabric cleaner and Airwick air fresheners.
He boosted growth by buying Boots' non-prescription drug business with products like Nurofen painkillers in 2005 and then U.S. cough and congestion medicine group Adams in 2008.
Strong sales growth and cost cutting saw Reckitt meet Becht's target to match the margins of U.S. peers Colgate and Procter&Gamble and helped it attain their once much higher share ratings.
CONFIDENCE IN COLGATE
Over at Colgate, British-born Cook joined its UK operations in 1976. After serving in senior marketing roles around the world, he became chief operating officer in 2004, was named CEO in 2007, and in January 2009 also became chairman.
Cook has been more reserved in his public appearances for the New York-based company than his predecessor, longtime Chairman and CEO Reuben Mark, who was known for humorous comments on conference calls and in presentations.
Shares of Colgate have climbed more than 25 percent this year, with much of those gains coming in the past few months as investors grew more confident the company's household products were not being hard hit by cheaper store brands.
The idea of Reckitt and Colgate linking up has surfaced before, but not in recent months.
The Telegraph report said takeover activity surrounding Kraft Food Inc's $16.7 billion hostile bid for Cadbury had led to bid speculation elsewhere, and cited talk that Reckitt was close to announcing a deal.
The report related this speculation to a Nomura analyst note earlier this year which said Colgate could merge with a British company, but the Nomura analysts thought Unilever would be the U.S. company's more obvious partner.
Reckitt Benckiser könnte nach Colgate-Palmolive greifen
In der Konsumgüter-Industrie könnte sich nach einem Pressebericht die nächste große Übernahme anbahnen.
Der "Daily Telegraph" berichtete am Mittwochabend in seiner Online-Ausgabe, dass es Spekulationen gebe, der Calgon- und Sagrotan-Hersteller Reckitt-Benckiser stehe kurz vor einer multimilliarden Pfund schweren, grenzüberschreitenden Transaktion. Es sei allerdings unklar, auf wen es der Konzern abgesehen habe.
Eine schon immer genannte Möglichkeit sei SSL International, der Hersteller der Durex-Kondome. Gut unterrichtete Quellen glaubten mittlerweile aber vielmehr, dass der Kandidat der US-Wettbewerber Colgate-Palmolive sei, schreibt die Zeitung. Da beide Unternehmen etwa gleich groß seien, würde es hier aber eher auf eine Fusion als auf eine Übernahme hinauslaufen, schlussfolgerte das Blatt.
Hintergrund der Spekulationen ist das Gezerre um den britischen Süßwaren-Hersteller Cadbury . Der US-amerikanische Lebensmittel-Konzern Kraft bietet 9,8 Mrd. Pfund (11 Mrd Euro) für das Unternehmen. Seit neuestem zeigen auch die Schokoladen-Produzenten Hershey aus den USA und Ferrero aus Italien Interesse. Die Konsumgüter-Industrie wurde weit weniger hart von der Wirtschaftskrise getroffen als andere Branche und verfügt dementsprechend noch über volle Kassen.
In der Konsumgüter-Industrie könnte sich nach einem Pressebericht die nächste große Übernahme anbahnen.
Der "Daily Telegraph" berichtete am Mittwochabend in seiner Online-Ausgabe, dass es Spekulationen gebe, der Calgon- und Sagrotan-Hersteller Reckitt-Benckiser stehe kurz vor einer multimilliarden Pfund schweren, grenzüberschreitenden Transaktion. Es sei allerdings unklar, auf wen es der Konzern abgesehen habe.
Eine schon immer genannte Möglichkeit sei SSL International, der Hersteller der Durex-Kondome. Gut unterrichtete Quellen glaubten mittlerweile aber vielmehr, dass der Kandidat der US-Wettbewerber Colgate-Palmolive sei, schreibt die Zeitung. Da beide Unternehmen etwa gleich groß seien, würde es hier aber eher auf eine Fusion als auf eine Übernahme hinauslaufen, schlussfolgerte das Blatt.
Hintergrund der Spekulationen ist das Gezerre um den britischen Süßwaren-Hersteller Cadbury . Der US-amerikanische Lebensmittel-Konzern Kraft bietet 9,8 Mrd. Pfund (11 Mrd Euro) für das Unternehmen. Seit neuestem zeigen auch die Schokoladen-Produzenten Hershey aus den USA und Ferrero aus Italien Interesse. Die Konsumgüter-Industrie wurde weit weniger hart von der Wirtschaftskrise getroffen als andere Branche und verfügt dementsprechend noch über volle Kassen.
10.11.2009 18:22
Colgate-Palmolive: Jefferies hebt Prognose an
New York (BoerseGo.de) – Die Analysten von Jefferies erhöhen ihre Gewinnprognose für den Konsumgüterhersteller Colgate-Palmolive für das Geschäftsjahr 2010 von 4,85 Dollar auf 4,95 Dollar und für 2011 von 5,45 Dollar auf 5,55 Dollar pro Aktie, was jeweils über den aktuellen Konsensschätzungen der Analysten von 4,85 Dollar für 2010 und 5,46 Dollar pro Aktie für 2011 liegt.
Zusätzlich heben die Finanzexperten ihr Kursziel von 80 Dollar auf 85 Dollar an. Die Analysten begründen ihre Neueinschätzung mit dem schwachen Dollar und weiterem Aufwärtspotential im Bereich Margen und organischem Wachstum.
Die Aktie gewinnt aktuell 0,53 Prozent auf 81,66 Dollar.
Colgate-Palmolive: Jefferies hebt Prognose an
New York (BoerseGo.de) – Die Analysten von Jefferies erhöhen ihre Gewinnprognose für den Konsumgüterhersteller Colgate-Palmolive für das Geschäftsjahr 2010 von 4,85 Dollar auf 4,95 Dollar und für 2011 von 5,45 Dollar auf 5,55 Dollar pro Aktie, was jeweils über den aktuellen Konsensschätzungen der Analysten von 4,85 Dollar für 2010 und 5,46 Dollar pro Aktie für 2011 liegt.
Zusätzlich heben die Finanzexperten ihr Kursziel von 80 Dollar auf 85 Dollar an. Die Analysten begründen ihre Neueinschätzung mit dem schwachen Dollar und weiterem Aufwärtspotential im Bereich Margen und organischem Wachstum.
Die Aktie gewinnt aktuell 0,53 Prozent auf 81,66 Dollar.
29.10.2009 17:06
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Der Kosmetik-Konzern Colgate-Palmolive <CL.NYS> <CPA.FSE> kommt mit seinem Fokus auf Zahnpasta und Seife gut durch die Wirtschaftskrise. Im dritten Quartal steigerte das US-Unternehmen den Gewinn um 18 Prozent auf den Rekordwert von 590 Millionen Dollar, wie der Konzern am Donnerstag in New York mitteilte. Der Zuwachs fiel besonders stark aus, weil Colgate ein Jahr zuvor wegen eines Firmenumbaus Sonderkosten von 31 Millionen Dollar verbuchen musste. Der Umsatz blieb stabil bei knapp vier Milliarden Dollar. Die weltweiten Marktanteile konnte Colgate weiter leicht ausbauen: Bei Zahnpasta hält das Unternehmen nach eigenen Angaben inzwischen gut 45 Prozent des Marktes, außerdem kommt nahezu jede dritte herkömmliche Zahnbürste (30,8 Prozent) von den Amerikanern./so/DP/edh
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Der Kosmetik-Konzern Colgate-Palmolive <CL.NYS> <CPA.FSE> kommt mit seinem Fokus auf Zahnpasta und Seife gut durch die Wirtschaftskrise. Im dritten Quartal steigerte das US-Unternehmen den Gewinn um 18 Prozent auf den Rekordwert von 590 Millionen Dollar, wie der Konzern am Donnerstag in New York mitteilte. Der Zuwachs fiel besonders stark aus, weil Colgate ein Jahr zuvor wegen eines Firmenumbaus Sonderkosten von 31 Millionen Dollar verbuchen musste. Der Umsatz blieb stabil bei knapp vier Milliarden Dollar. Die weltweiten Marktanteile konnte Colgate weiter leicht ausbauen: Bei Zahnpasta hält das Unternehmen nach eigenen Angaben inzwischen gut 45 Prozent des Marktes, außerdem kommt nahezu jede dritte herkömmliche Zahnbürste (30,8 Prozent) von den Amerikanern./so/DP/edh
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