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Company details
Market cap
~$23.5B
P/E ratio
~33×
Div yield
~1.2%
EPS (2025)
$3.02
Adj. EPS
$3.53
Revenue
~$6.2B
Rev. growth
+1.6%
Free cash flow
~$1.1B
In plain English
Church & Dwight is the maker behind Arm & Hammer baking soda — the 1846 business that became a household- and personal-care roll-up. Around its low-cost soda-ash core it has bolted on a string of acquired brands (Waterpik flossers, OxiClean, Therabreath, Zicam, Hero's Mighty Patch, Touchland sanitisers), selling everyday essentials through Walmart and other big retailers while steadily pruning weaker lines.
In simple terms
What Church & Dwight really sells
Church & Dwight is the maker behind Arm & Hammer baking soda — the 1846 business that became a household- and personal-care roll-up. Around its low-cost soda-ash core it has bolted on a string of acquired brands (Waterpik flossers, OxiClean, Therabreath, Zicam, Hero's Mighty Patch, Touchland sanitisers), selling everyday essentials through Walmart and other big retailers while steadily pruning weaker lines.
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