Kimberly-Clark unveiled an innovation program developing a sustainable materials platform using fibers from the succulent plant hesperaloe. This new fiber offers enhanced performance and sustainability for hygiene products, aiming to reduce reliance on traditional forest-based fibers. The company is building a pilot facility in Arizona and collaborating with local growers to support this initiative, which aligns with its strategy to deliver high-value, eco-friendly products while strengthening supply chain resilience. Early tests show promising results, positioning Kimberly-Clark to reshape the hygiene category with this breakthrough.
Kimberly-Clark reported a 0.6% increase in net sales to $4.2 billion in Q2 2026, driven by innovation and productivity gains. However, sales and profits were negatively impacted by false quality allegations against its diaper brands in China, causing...
Kimberly-Clark Corporation announced a quarterly cash dividend of $1.28 per share, payable on October 2, 2026, to shareholders of record as of September 4, 2026. The company has a strong history of dividend payments, having paid dividends for 92 cons...
Kimberly-Clark Corporation announced a $10 million investment over the next three years to support relief, recovery, and long-term resilience in Wisconsin's Fox Valley region after severe tornado damage. This is one of the company's largest community...
