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Company details
Market cap
$33B
P/E ratio
~16×
Div yield
4.9%
Dividend streak
53 yrs
EPS (TTM)
~$6.10
Profit margin
~12%
Revenue (FY25)
$16.4B
Organic sales
+2%
In plain English
Kimberly-Clark turns wood pulp and superabsorbent chemistry into the everyday paper-and-care essentials behind Huggies diapers, Kleenex tissue, Scott and Cottonelle bathroom tissue, Kotex, Poise and Depend. A 53-year Dividend King, it is mid-stride through the biggest reshaping in its history: contributing its international tissue business into a joint venture with Brazil's Suzano, while pursuing a pending ~$48.7B takeover of Tylenol-maker Kenvue to pivot toward higher-margin health and wellness.
In simple terms
From forest to bathroom shelf
Kimberly-Clark's economic chain starts with wood and fluff pulp (much of it eucalyptus from Suzano) and oil-derived superabsorbent polymers. It turns those into Huggies, Kleenex, Scott and Kotex, ships pallets through distributors, and sells through Walmart, Costco and grocers to billions of households.
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