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Company details
Market cap
~$13.7B
P/E ratio
~21×
Div yield
~3.5%
EPS (adj. TTM)
~$3.05
Profit margin
~11%
Rev. growth
+1.7%
Revenue (FY25)
~$6.8B
Dividend streak
40 yrs
In plain English
McCormick is the world's biggest flavor company — the little spice tins in your cupboard (McCormick, Lawry's, Old Bay) plus the sauces it bought in (French's, Frank's RedHot, Cholula). Half the business is those branded products on grocery shelves; the other half quietly engineers the seasonings and flavor systems inside other companies' packaged food and fast-food menus. In 2026 it agreed a transformational ~$44.8B combination with Unilever's foods business — a deal still pending into 2027.
In simple terms
What McCormick & Company really sells
McCormick is the world's biggest flavor company — the little spice tins in your cupboard (McCormick, Lawry's, Old Bay) plus the sauces it bought in (French's, Frank's RedHot, Cholula). Half the business is those branded products on grocery shelves; the other half quietly engineers the seasonings and flavor systems inside other companies' packaged food and fast-food menus. In 2026 it agreed a transformational ~$44.8B combination with Unilever's foods business — a deal still pending into 2027.
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