Campbell's closed down about 9% on Thursday after it guided fiscal 2027 sales and profit below street estimates, citing pressured consumer spending, and cut its quarterly dividend to $0.25 from $0.39 - a 36% reduction.
The cut wasn't because profits dried up. It was a debt decision: net leverage ended the year at 4.3x, up from 3.6x.
We broke down what that number means and where the freed-up cash goes:
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