Newell Brands’ stock soared 39% after smashing earnings expectations with adjusted EPS of 42 cents—way above the projected 19 cents—and posted its first revenue growth in four years, hitting $2 billion. The company also raised its full-year forecast to 73–77 cents per share, fueled by tariff benefits and strong underlying performance: five of six business units grew, core sales rose 2.3%, and U.S. sales rebounded post-COVID. Their viral marketing stunt added buzz, while the stock trades at a reasonable 11.3x earnings (adjusted). The real test? Can this momentum last beyond tariff boosts?
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