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Shares of Kimberly-Clark are down 2.15% at $95.34. The company is worth $31.71B, number 426 out of 800 on our list.
Over the past 52 weeks it has traded between $90.09 and $117.10, so it sits 18.6% below the top of that range.
For the quarter ended Jun 2026 it reported $4.19B in revenue, up 0.6% from a year earlier, with $350.00M of net profit (a 11.8% margin).
Buyers are paying 16.2 times trailing earnings, 24% below its five-year average of 21.3.
11 analysts follow the stock and the average call is "buy". The mean target, $118.00, sits 23.8% over where the stock trades.
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Composite of 4 factors below, ranked against the 800 U.S. stocks BeStock covers.
Cheaper than usual on its own 5-year P/E history scores higher.
Higher trailing yield than most of BeStock’s coverage scores higher.
Trading closer to its 52-week high than most peers scores higher.
11 analysts, consensus Buy.
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What Wall Street analysts and Morningstar's fair-value model expect for the stock
Wall Street’s average 12-month target is $118.00, 23.8% above today’s price, with a consensus rating of Buy. Morningstar’s fair value model puts the stock at $131.00, so shares trade 27.2% below that estimate. On earnings multiple, it sits in the 9th percentile of its own five-year valuation range (cheaper than usual).
Figures are Wall Street analyst consensus and Morningstar’s independent fair-value model, sourced as noted above.
Quote as of Oct 1, 2026 11:50 am ET. Prices can lag the live tape. This is background information, not a recommendation.
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$95.34 is the latest print for KMB, a move of -2.15% against yesterday's close of $97.43. Today's low and high so far: $94.19 and $96.50.
Equity value comes to $31.71B at the current price. By that measure it is number 426 of the 800 names in our coverage.
Buyers pay 16.2 times the last twelve months of profit (EPS $6.07). Averaged over five years the multiple has been 21.3, and today's level ranks in the 9th percentile of its own history.
The year's floor is $90.09 and the ceiling $117.10. Shares are 18.6% away from that ceiling.
It does. Payouts over the past twelve months work out to a 5.33% yield; the latest ex-dividend date was September 4, 2026.
Of 11 analysts, 45% say buy, 55% hold and 0% sell. Price targets average $118.00, with the most cautious at $104.00 and the most optimistic at $162.00.
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