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Kimberly-Clark.
American multinational company
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Kimberly-Clark is acquiring Kenvue in a buyout, which includes the sale of Neutrogena and the inclusion of Listerine in Essential Health sales.Well supported5 reports
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Kimberly-Clark highlighted its joint venture with Suzano and expressed confidence in the long-term combination.Well supported4 reports
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Following a short squeeze, investors pivoted into the consumer staples sector, showing preference for established credit card names.Some support1 report
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Walmart is identified as Kimberly-Clark's largest customer.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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A portfolio was noted to include holdings of Kimberly-Clark and an Invesco ETF.Some support1 report
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Kenvue is pursuing a $40 billion mega-merger with Kimberly-Clark.Well supported24 reports2 developments inside
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A family originating from Chatham-Kent is linked to the operation of a Kimberly-Clark pulp mill in Canada.Some support1 report
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The National Grocers Association held its Executive Conference in Chicago, where Kraft Heinz and Kimberly-Clark discussed competing at the shelf.Some support1 report
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Reggie Thomas was appointed EVP of Compliance Products at Spectrum Brands, while Christina McAuley was noted for her background at Spectrum Brands and Kimberly-Clark.Some support1 report
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Pending combination and China disinformation campaign affect Kenvue and Kimberly-Clark.Some support2 reports
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Kenvue Inc. completed a funding acquisition.Some support3 reports
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Jim Cramer advised investors to diversify their portfolios by mentioning Coca-Cola, Kimberly-Clark, and Nike.Some support1 report
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Jim Cramer's trust bought Kimberly-Clark shares and exited Corning, while discussing the strong performance of companies like Eli Lilly on CNBC.Some support1 report
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AI stocks are swinging on boom worries as companies report stronger profit expectations, involving Kimberly-Clark and Marsh.Some support8 reports
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Kimberly-Clark and OZK are experiencing investor sentiment pressure due to acquisitions and cash flow concerns, while dividend payments contribute to market activity.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Kimberly-Clark and Agape ATP Corporation are both identified as consumer staples companies.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark operated mills near the Menominee River in Michigan, utilizing river logs.Some support1 report
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Trump's tariff plan caused markets to tank, and Chart Industries supplies equipment for McDonald's sodas.Some support2 reports
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Kimberly-Clark and Clorox are both currently known as household staple dividend payers.Some support1 report
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Personnel moves reported: Ezzell moved from Kimberly-Clark to Flowserve, while O'Donnell joined Hub Group after his tenure at PwC.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark built a manufacturing facility in Trumbull County, Ohio, which helped the state earn the Silver Shovel Award.Some support1 report1 development inside
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City growth and annexation in Niles are being driven by major corporate investments, including Kimberly-Clark.Some support2 reports
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Kimberly-Clark reported on analyst targets and earnings data.Some support1 report
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City uses public funds for a founder family legacy project in Neenah.Some support2 reports
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Thinx, a product line under Kimberly-Clark, is identified as a consumer staples company operating in the US.Some support1 report
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Haleon and Kimberly-Clark are competing in the consumer staples market.Some support1 report
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Foreign companies Kimberly-Clark and Equinor are selling Nigerian assets due to economic pressures and operational challenges.Some support1 report
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Global companies are establishing operational and capability centers in India, utilizing hubs in cities like Bengaluru.Well supported20 reports12 developments inside
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Hormel and Kimberly-Clark announced they are maintaining their dividend raises despite the current economic downturn.Some support2 reports
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Kimberly-Clark is acquiring Kenvue's consumer health business, which includes Listerine and Neutrogena staples, following Kenvue's spin-off from J&J.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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Kimberly-Clark serves consumers in Vietnam while UNICEF holds a dialogue in the country.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark was required to file Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 25, 2026.Some support2 reports
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Kimberly-Clark is acquiring Kenvue, while a boycott against Neutrogena was sparked by Hayden Panettiere's death.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark, ShopRite, and Kraft Heinz are participating in a co-branded sales initiative featuring limited-edition packaging.Well supported4 reports
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Africa Creative secured new major brand clients, including Kimberly-Clark, and expanded its partnerships in Brazil.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark is facing operational challenges due to a distribution center fire and business disruptions in China, impacting overall growth.Some support1 report
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Both Hormel and Kimberly-Clark operate within the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) sector.Some support4 reports
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Kimberly-Clark is building a new U.S. facility in Yuma, Arizona, which is expected to create 50 full-time jobs.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Kimberly-Clark reports higher costs due to the ongoing situation in the Middle East.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark is opening a new facility in Arizona utilizing desert shrub and linking to coal mining in multiple states.Some support1 report
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Bank of America lowered its price target on Kimberly-Clark on August 4, 2026.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark announced an investment in Fox Valley recovery, confirmed Mike Hsu as CEO, and noted its founding in Neenah.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark filed with the SEC as Renaissance Technologies and Geode Capital Management increased their stakes in the company's shares.Some support2 reports
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A joint venture was formed on August 2, 2025, between Kimberly-Clark and Suzano to explore opportunities in international family care.Well supported8 reports
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Kimberly-Clark disclosed filings with the SEC and saw increased holdings by Cibc World Market Inc. on June 6, 2026.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Institutional investors hold 76.29% of Kimberly-Clark's stock following disclosures made to the SEC.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark and Southern Jaguars football were noted as consistent moneymakers.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark (KMB) is noted for its Kleenex brand and is being compared to AI stocks benefiting from Trump-era tariffs.Some support4 reports
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Kimberly-Clark and Pure Storage were both mentioned as high-performing stocks on June 26, 2025.Speculative1 report
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CoreWeave, Shopify, Kimberly-Clark, and Smithfield Foods successfully listed on Nasdaq on July 1, 2025. Jeff Thomas serves as EVP at Nasdaq.Speculative1 report1 development inside
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Gustavo Ghory joins FourKites' Strategic Advisory Council, leveraging his background at Kimberly-Clark and Procter & Gamble.Speculative1 report
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Market activity on 2025-07-02 included Kimberly-Clark and Thomson Reuters successfully transferring their listings to Nasdaq, while Figma was noted for driving IPO momentum.Speculative1 report
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Both Kimberly-Clark and Essity are noted as driving market dynamics in the professional hygiene sector.Speculative1 report
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Jeff Bezos highlighted margin risk in business, referencing large consumer goods and hospitality companies like Kimberly-Clark and Marriott International.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Luis Burgos previously held leadership roles at Kimberly-Clark.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark produces consumer products, including Kleenex.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Insider trading activity reported at Kimberly-Clark, involving biggest insider sale by Andrew Drexler and sales by Katy Chen.Some support1 report
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Comcast and Kimberly-Clark appealed to income-focused investors on July 27, 2025.Some support1 report
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Kimberly-Clark, DuPont, Honeywell, Ansell, and Halyard Health are identified as key players in the Hazmat Suits Market.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Kimberly-Clark's headquarters are located in Dallas.Some support3 reports
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What's reaching Kimberly-Clark
Events traced to Kimberly-Clark, step by step, newest firstAround Kimberly-Clark this week
News at the entities that move Kimberly-Clark most-
Nasdaq StructuralNasdaq CEO Adena Friedman commented on the exchange's pricing on November 12, 2026.Moves Kimberly-Clark
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Johnson StructuralIn a series of political developments, Johnson was elected speaker, while Walley nominated Bailey for Senate leadership.Moves Kimberly-Clark
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Procter & Gamble OperationalEnergy Transfer recommends P&G for stable growth, while Alex Karp is praised for Palantir, alongside cloud security competition and Louisiana bank acquisitions.Moves Kimberly-Clark
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SEC StructuralContinuum Advisory LLC bought a stake in the Unusual Whales Subversive Democratic Trading ETF and filed Form 13F with the SEC.Moves Kimberly-Clark
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Securities and Exchange Commission StructuralA Swiss firm and Gao were reported to ignore an anti-money-laundering order, prompting SEC scrutiny.Moves Kimberly-Clark
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Walmart StructuralWalmart is exempt from new SNAP requirements while operating in Indiana.Moves Kimberly-Clark
Connections
The 40 strongest of 156, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Kenvue Structural
Kimberly-Clark acquired Kenvue, establishing Kenvue as a subsidiary company.
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Neutrogena Structural
Kimberly-Clark owns the Neutrogena brand, establishing a parent-subsidiary relationship.
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Suzano Structural
Kimberly-Clark and Suzano established the Arbex joint venture, involving equity transfers and the transfer of the global tissue business.
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Mike Hsu Structural
Mike Hsu holds the formal executive role of Chairman and CEO at Kimberly-Clark.
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Listerine Structural
Kimberly-Clark gained control of Listerine staples through acquisition, integrating the brand into its owned portfolio.
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KleeneX Structural
Kimberly-Clark owns and manages the KleeneX brand as a core consumer product asset.
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Nasdaq Structural
Kimberly-Clark maintains its corporate listing and trades its stock on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
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Johnson Structural
Johnson's is identified as a component within the Kimberly-Clark portfolio.
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SEC Structural
Kimberly-Clark is subject to the formal regulatory oversight and mandatory disclosure requirements of the SEC.
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Thinx Structural
Thinx operates as a product line that is formally contained within the larger corporate structure of Kimberly-Clark.
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Procter & Gamble Operational
The companies are direct competitors in the consumer staples market, responding to shared market pressures and trends.
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Menominee River Structural
Kimberly-Clark utilized the Menominee River as a source of raw materials, specifically logs, for its mill operations.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Structural
Kimberly-Clark is subject to formal regulatory requirements, including financial filings, mandated by the SEC.
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Walmart Structural
Kimberly-Clark supplies products to Walmart, which is identified as its largest customer.
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European Commission Structural
Kimberly-Clark's transactions are subject to formal regulation and approval by the European Commission.
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FactSet Structural
Kimberly-Clark relies on FactSet data as part of the services used by S&P 500 companies.
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Arizona Shared context
Kimberly-Clark is establishing and operating facilities in Arizona, utilizing local resources and contributing to regional goals.
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John Carmichael Structural
Kimberly-Clark appointed John Carmichael as President, North America, establishing a formal leadership and employment relationship.
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Renaissance Technologies Transactional
Renaissance Technologies increased its equity stake in Kimberly-Clark shares.
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Fox Valley Transactional
Kimberly-Clark has committed financial investment aimed at supporting the recovery of the Fox Valley region.
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Michael Todd Structural
Michael Todd holds the position of VP at Kimberly-Clark.
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Geode Capital Management Transactional
Geode Capital Management recently raised its investment stake in Kimberly-Clark shares.
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China Structural
Kimberly-Clark's growth and brand are negatively affected by business disruptions and socio-political events within the Chinese market.
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Church & Dwight Operational
Both companies compete in the CPG market and demonstrate resilience by raising dividends during economic downturns.
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Netherlands Structural
Kimberly-Clark maintains a business entity that is formally incorporated and operates within the Netherlands.
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Jim Cramer Operational
Jim Cramer provides financial commentary and advice regarding Kimberly-Clark's stock performance, sometimes influencing investor decisions.
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FedEx Transactional
Both Kimberly-Clark and FedEx were acquired by the same portfolio.
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Middle East Shared context
The Middle East situation creates inflationary pressures and higher operating costs for Kimberly-Clark.
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Trumbull County Structural
Kimberly-Clark has established a manufacturing facility in Trumbull County, creating a dependent operational link.
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Niles Operational
Kimberly-Clark's major corporate investments are cited as the primary driver of growth for the city of Niles.
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Forest Stewardship Council Structural
K-C integrates FSC's standards into its sourcing requirements for materials.
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Neenah Shared context
Neenah honors Kimberly-Clark's founder legacy through ongoing public projects and funding.
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Benzinga Mentioned together
Benzinga provides financial reporting and analyst insights regarding Kimberly-Clark's performance and earnings.
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Donald Trump Shared context
Kimberly-Clark's outlook and market performance are consistently linked to the impact of Donald Trump's trade tariffs and policies.
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Haleon Operational
Haleon and Kimberly-Clark are actively competing within the consumer staples market.
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Vietnam Shared context
Kimberly-Clark operates as a market presence within the geopolitical borders of Vietnam, utilizing its market structure.
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McCormick Operational
Both companies compete in the market by maintaining dividend raises even during economic downturns.
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Intel Mentioned together
Both Kimberly-Clark and Intel are mentioned together in analyst coverage reports.
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Molson Mentioned together
Both companies are grouped thematically as part of the consumer staples sector during an investor pivot.
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Clorox Mentioned together
Both companies are noted as major consumer health players and household staple dividend payers.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
3 eventsOctober 2026
10 events- A family originating from Chatham-Kent is linked to the operation of a Kimberly-Clark pulp mill in Canada.
- The National Grocers Association held its Executive Conference in Chicago, where Kraft Heinz and Kimberly-Clark discussed competing at the shelf.
- Reggie Thomas was appointed EVP of Compliance Products at Spectrum Brands, while Christina McAuley was noted for her background at Spectrum Brands and Kimberly-Clark.
- Kenvue Inc. completed a funding acquisition.
- Jim Cramer advised investors to diversify their portfolios by mentioning Coca-Cola, Kimberly-Clark, and Nike.
- Jim Cramer's trust bought Kimberly-Clark shares and exited Corning, while discussing the strong performance of companies like Eli Lilly on CNBC.
- AI stocks are swinging on boom worries as companies report stronger profit expectations, involving Kimberly-Clark and Marsh.
- Kimberly-Clark and OZK are experiencing investor sentiment pressure due to acquisitions and cash flow concerns, while dividend payments contribute to market activity.
- Kimberly-Clark and Agape ATP Corporation are both identified as consumer staples companies.
- Kimberly-Clark operated mills near the Menominee River in Michigan, utilizing river logs.
September 2026
8 events- Kimberly-Clark and Clorox are both currently known as household staple dividend payers.
- Personnel moves reported: Ezzell moved from Kimberly-Clark to Flowserve, while O'Donnell joined Hub Group after his tenure at PwC.
- City growth and annexation in Niles are being driven by major corporate investments, including Kimberly-Clark.
- Kimberly-Clark reported on analyst targets and earnings data.
- City uses public funds for a founder family legacy project in Neenah.
- Thinx, a product line under Kimberly-Clark, is identified as a consumer staples company operating in the US.
- Haleon and Kimberly-Clark are competing in the consumer staples market.
- Foreign companies Kimberly-Clark and Equinor are selling Nigerian assets due to economic pressures and operational challenges.
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August 2026
14 events- Kimberly-Clark is acquiring Kenvue in a buyout, which includes the sale of Neutrogena and the inclusion of Listerine in Essential Health sales.
- Kimberly-Clark highlighted its joint venture with Suzano and expressed confidence in the long-term combination.
- Pending combination and China disinformation campaign affect Kenvue and Kimberly-Clark.
- Hormel and Kimberly-Clark announced they are maintaining their dividend raises despite the current economic downturn.
- Kimberly-Clark serves consumers in Vietnam while UNICEF holds a dialogue in the country.
- Kimberly-Clark was required to file Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 25, 2026.
- Kimberly-Clark is acquiring Kenvue, while a boycott against Neutrogena was sparked by Hayden Panettiere's death.
- Africa Creative secured new major brand clients, including Kimberly-Clark, and expanded its partnerships in Brazil.
- Kimberly-Clark is facing operational challenges due to a distribution center fire and business disruptions in China, impacting overall growth.
- Both Hormel and Kimberly-Clark operate within the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) sector.
- Kimberly-Clark is building a new U.S. facility in Yuma, Arizona, which is expected to create 50 full-time jobs.
- Kimberly-Clark reports higher costs due to the ongoing situation in the Middle East.
- Kimberly-Clark is opening a new facility in Arizona utilizing desert shrub and linking to coal mining in multiple states.
- Bank of America lowered its price target on Kimberly-Clark on August 4, 2026.
July 2026
4 events- Kimberly-Clark built a manufacturing facility in Trumbull County, Ohio, which helped the state earn the Silver Shovel Award.
- Kimberly-Clark is acquiring Kenvue's consumer health business, which includes Listerine and Neutrogena staples, following Kenvue's spin-off from J&J.
- Kimberly-Clark announced an investment in Fox Valley recovery, confirmed Mike Hsu as CEO, and noted its founding in Neenah.
- Kimberly-Clark filed with the SEC as Renaissance Technologies and Geode Capital Management increased their stakes in the company's shares.
June 2026
21 events- Kenvue is pursuing a $40 billion mega-merger with Kimberly-Clark.
- Trump's tariff plan caused markets to tank, and Chart Industries supplies equipment for McDonald's sodas.
- Global companies are establishing operational and capability centers in India, utilizing hubs in cities like Bengaluru.
- Kimberly-Clark, ShopRite, and Kraft Heinz are participating in a co-branded sales initiative featuring limited-edition packaging.
- A joint venture was formed on August 2, 2025, between Kimberly-Clark and Suzano to explore opportunities in international family care.
- Kimberly-Clark disclosed filings with the SEC and saw increased holdings by Cibc World Market Inc. on June 6, 2026.
- Institutional investors hold 76.29% of Kimberly-Clark's stock following disclosures made to the SEC.
- Kimberly-Clark and Southern Jaguars football were noted as consistent moneymakers.
- Kimberly-Clark (KMB) is noted for its Kleenex brand and is being compared to AI stocks benefiting from Trump-era tariffs.
- Kimberly-Clark and Pure Storage were both mentioned as high-performing stocks on June 26, 2025.
- CoreWeave, Shopify, Kimberly-Clark, and Smithfield Foods successfully listed on Nasdaq on July 1, 2025. Jeff Thomas serves as EVP at Nasdaq.
- Gustavo Ghory joins FourKites' Strategic Advisory Council, leveraging his background at Kimberly-Clark and Procter & Gamble.
- Market activity on 2025-07-02 included Kimberly-Clark and Thomson Reuters successfully transferring their listings to Nasdaq, while Figma was noted for driving IPO momentum.
- Both Kimberly-Clark and Essity are noted as driving market dynamics in the professional hygiene sector.
- Jeff Bezos highlighted margin risk in business, referencing large consumer goods and hospitality companies like Kimberly-Clark and Marriott International.
- Luis Burgos previously held leadership roles at Kimberly-Clark.
- Kimberly-Clark produces consumer products, including Kleenex.
- Insider trading activity reported at Kimberly-Clark, involving biggest insider sale by Andrew Drexler and sales by Katy Chen.
- Comcast and Kimberly-Clark appealed to income-focused investors on July 27, 2025.
- Kimberly-Clark, DuPont, Honeywell, Ansell, and Halyard Health are identified as key players in the Hazmat Suits Market.
- Kimberly-Clark's headquarters are located in Dallas.