In 2026, Mondelez's stock surged over 23% while Hershey's declined slightly, but Hershey offers a higher dividend yield of 3.33% compared to Mondelez's 3.21%, with stronger dividend coverage and cash flow. Hershey also shows a stronger margin recovery and expects significant EPS growth of over 30%, compared to Mondelez's slower margin repair and modest EPS growth guidance. For retirees seeking reliable income, Hershey is the preferred choice, while Mondelez suits younger investors focused on growth and global exposure. Key factors to watch include Hershey's volume stabilization and upcoming dividend decisions.
Hershey trades at USD 174.90 with a dividend yield of 3.31%, slightly below the article's 3.33%, while Mondelez is priced at USD 65.00 with a 3.19% yield on Pluang. Mondelez shows full buy order activity on Pluang, contrasting Hershey's slight 0.42% dip as of Oct 23, 2026 19:31 WIB. This snapshot highlights current investor interest and yield differences between the two stocks.
Hershey is preparing to announce its Q3 earnings on October 29, with analysts forecasting earnings per share (EPS) of $2.12, a 63% increase from last year, and revenue of $3.25 billion, up 2.3%. The company has shown strong recent performance, with Q...
The Hershey Trust Company sold 1,512 common shares under a trading plan but kept voting control through Class B shares. Hershey will report Q3 earnings on October 29, with investors focused on how price increases affected Halloween-season demand. Q2 ...
