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CHD

NYSE · USD
Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
Consumer Defensive · Household & Personal Products
CEO Richard A. Dierker Employees 5,550 R&D / revenue 0.0%
Last price
$104.53+1.41%last session
Market cap
$24.8B
P/E (TTM)
33.5x
From 52w high
−1.4%
From 52w low
+28.5%
1-year return
+21.4%
RSI 14 · vs SMA200
77.6 · +8.5%
IS score
69.4/ 100
Factor model across 8 sub-scores, ranked against 3,010 US stocks. Describes the business, not the outlook.
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One year, rebased to 100

CHD   SPY   XLP (sector ETF) · weekly closes
100110120Jan 26Apr 26Jul 26Oct 26CHD 121SPY 116XLP 111

Score DNA

Each bar is a 0-100 score within the scored universe
57
Profitability
59
Growth
44
Value
87
Momentum
100
Risk (safety)
81
Quality
60
Balance sheet
79
Earnings quality

Flags

Strengths
✓ Piotroski 8+
Warnings
None of the computed warning flags fires for CHD (Altman, Beneish, accruals, FCF, dilution).
Observations
Moat model: Weak, Efficient ScalePiotroski 8 / 9Altman Z 5.1Beta 0.472 of 4 smart-money sources active

Smart-money strip

Each disclosure source on its own window. Filings coinciding is not coordination.
INSForm 4 · 180 days
Insider open-market buys
0
10 open-market sales, $10.1M
Form 144 notices (12m): 11, $10.8M proposed, not confirmed sales
CONGSTOCK Act · 180 days
Congressional purchases
0
No disclosed purchases
Members disclose in ranges, 30-45 days after the trade
13F13F · quarter to 2026-06-30
Net change in institutional holders
+19
117 new holders, 86 closed
1,077 filers hold 93.1% · 361 added, 410 trimmed
ETFETF holdings · 30 days
Net funds accumulating
+288
1,294 funds adding shares
1,006 funds trimming · counts of funds, not dollars
DARKFINRA · daily
Short-sale share of off-exchange volume
46.6%
20-day avg 64.9%, 50-day avg 66.2%
Latest 18.3 pp under its 20-day average · a flow, not short interest

Key financials · FY2025

USD, fiscal year. Stock-based compensation is non-cash; shown against FCF.
Income statement
Revenue$6.2B
Revenue growth YoY+1.6%
Gross margin44.7%
Operating income$1.1B
Operating margin17.4%
Net income$736.8M
Net margin11.9%
EPS (diluted)$3.02
Cash flow
Operating cash flow$1.2B
Capital expenditure$122.4M
Free cash flow$1.1B
FCF conversion (FCF / OCF)89.9%
Stock-based compensation$58.0M
FCF less SBC$1.0B
Buybacks$900.0M
Dividends$287.2M
Balance sheet & returns
Cash & short-term investments$409.0M
Total debt$2.2B
Net debt$1.8B
Shareholders' equity$4.0B
Goodwill & intangibles$6.1B
Debt / equity0.56
ROE (TTM)17.8%
ROIC (TTM)10.8%
Operating margin by fiscal year
20.8%FY202111.1%FY202218.0%FY202313.2%FY202417.4%FY2025
Revenue $5.2B (FY2021) to $6.2B (FY2025), a 4.6% CAGR.

Valuation

P/E (TTM)33.5x
EV / EBITDA21.2x
Price / sales3.98x
Price / FCF22.2x
FCF yield4.50%
Buyback yield3.63%
SBC / revenue1.1%
Price / book5.69x
Forward P/E FY202627.7x
Forward P/E FY202725.9x
Forward P/E FY202824.2x
Forward multiples divide today's price by Street EPS estimates. Street mean target $105.00 across 7 analysts last quarter is theirs, not ours.

CHD vs industry median

112 companies in Household & Personal Products
Gross margin 45.6% 49.5% Operating margin 17.5% 4.8% Net margin 12.0% 0.4% ROIC 10.8% 10.5%
CHD (TTM)Industry median Asset turnover 0.68 vs industry 0.81 · financial leverage 2.09

Earnings delivery

Next report 2026-10-30 · consensus EPS $0.90
75%
beat rate, 9 of 12 quarters
+5.1%
median EPS surprise
5
longest beat streak
+7+0+10+11+16+0+2+10+10+3+2-1
EPS surprise in % vs the consensus at the time, oldest (left) to newest, 2023-11-03 to 2026-07-31. Bars cap at ±60%.

Peers

Market-cap band, not the industry cohort above
CompanyMkt capP/EROENet marginRev growth12m return
CHD Church & Dwight Co., Inc. $24.8B33.5x17.8%12.0%+1.6% +21.4%
KMB Kimberly-Clark Corporation $35.1B18.0x129.4%8.2%−12.3% −11.8%
KVUE Kenvue Inc. $36.3B21.7x15.6%11.5%+1.8% +35.7%
EL The Estée Lauder Companies $37.9B205.0x4.7%-3.2%+5.1% +8.4%
CLX The Clorox Company $10.5B18.1x285.6%8.4%−5.4% −22.5%
CL Colgate-Palmolive Company $75.0B37.0x434.3%12.9%+5.2% —
ELF e.l.f. Beauty, Inc. $6.7B113.4x6.0%13.9%+31.2% —
REYN Reynolds Consumer Products I $4.8B13.9x15.5%9.4%+2.7% —
12-month window: SPY +15.9%, sector ETF XLP +11.4%. Past returns describe history only.

Recent 8-K filings

2026-07-31Earnings Release; Exhibits
2026-05-05Shareholder Vote
2026-05-01Earnings Release; Exhibits
2026-01-30Results of Operations and Financial Condition; Financial Statements and Exhibits
2025-12-09Regulation FD Disclosure; Other Events; Financial Statements and Exhibits
2025-12-05Other Events

Context

Shares outstanding237,203,907
Free float99.7%
Institutional ownership93.1%
Beta0.47
Dividend yield1.16%
Last dividend$0.31 on 2026-08-14
50 / 200-day average$98.27 / $96.62
Large-cap Consumer Defensive median P/E23.3x

Full factsheet

The PDF carries everything on this page plus the cash-allocation waterfall, Form 144 notices, 13F holder detail, dark-pool and short-flow history, seasonality and the moat assessment (Weak).

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All fundamentals · 140 measures in 13 categories

Percentile = where CHD sits among 20 scored companies in Household & Personal Products (0 = lowest value, 100 = highest). It is a position, not a grade.
ValuationProfitability (TTM)Returns on capitalGrowthMargin history & stabilityLiquidity (latest quarter)Leverage & solvency (latest quarter)EfficiencyCash flow & earnings qualityDividends & buybacksScores & forensic checksPer shareSize (TTM)

Valuation

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
P/E (TTM) 33.3x 22.9x
64th		 20.0x
PEG (P/E ÷ 3-yr EPS CAGR) 1.65 2.19
43rd		 1.14
Price / sales 4.0x 2.0x
95th		 1.1x
Price / book 5.7x 3.8x
68th		 2.5x
Price / tangible book —
Price / free cash flow 22.2x 17.2x
69th		 14.7x
Price / operating cash flow 19.7x 10.6x
88th		 9.4x
Enterprise value $27.0B $6.2B
74th		 $5.1B
EV / sales 4.3x 2.2x
95th		 1.3x
EV / EBITDA 21.2x 16.2x
62nd		 12.3x
EV / EBIT 26.3x 25.5x
57th		 16.5x
EV / free cash flow 24.2x 20.6x
62nd		 18.2x
Earnings yield 3.0% 1.0%
63rd		 3.9%
FCF yield 4.5% 5.0%
42nd		 6.5%
Operating cash flow yield 5.1% 6.7%
26th		 10.4%
Graham number (per share) $35.83 $20.47
73rd		 $35.68

Profitability (TTM)

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Gross margin 45.6% 48.8%
42nd		 34.4%
EBITDA margin 20.4% 11.0%
89th		 10.7%
Operating margin 17.5% 9.4%
79th		 7.6%
EBIT margin 16.5% 6.5%
84th		 6.9%
Net margin 12.0% 2.5%
95th		 3.3%
NOPAT margin 13.7% 6.9%
79th		 4.8%
FCF margin 17.9% 8.6%
89th		 7.6%
Operating cash flow margin 20.2% 11.7%
89th		 11.1%
R&D / revenue 0.0% 0.0%
0th		 0.0%
SG&A / revenue 28.2% 29.8%
37th		 21.1%
Stock comp / revenue 1.1% 0.9%
78th		 0.5%
Effective tax rate 21.8% 21.4%
53rd		 23.2%

Returns on capital

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
ROE (on average equity) 17.0% 4.9%
74th		 10.4%
ROA 8.3% 1.9%
74th		 4.9%
ROIC 13.0% 10.5%
63rd		 8.2%
ROCE 13.2% 6.2%
74th		 9.1%
Return on tangible assets 11.5% 5.2%
74th		 7.2%
Cash ROIC (OCF / invested capital) 19.3% 13.6%
71st		 15.0%
Gross profitability (GP / assets) 31.2% 35.5%
21st		 32.4%
ROIC, 3-yr average 9.8% 7.8%
59th		 6.4%
ROIC, 5-yr average 11.2% 8.1%
64th		 7.8%
ROE, 5-yr average 16.2% 8.7%
69th		 11.4%
Incremental ROIC -1,611.5% -27.2%
0th		 12.8%

Growth

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Revenue growth (TTM YoY) 2.7% 2.2%
53rd		 3.8%
Revenue growth (QoQ) 4.1% 6.5%
42nd		 4.3%
Revenue CAGR, 3 yr 3.4% 1.5%
61st		 3.8%
Revenue CAGR, 5 yr 4.3% 2.6%
67th		 5.1%
Gross profit CAGR, 3 yr 5.6% 5.6%
44th		 4.0%
Operating income CAGR, 3 yr 19.3% 3.6%
75th		 4.3%
Net income growth (TTM YoY) 41.8% 0.5%
100th		 5.6%
Net income CAGR, 3 yr 18.6% 6.0%
80th		 5.4%
EPS growth (TTM YoY) 47.2% 1.8%
100th		 4.7%
EPS CAGR, 3 yr 20.2% 6.6%
80th		 6.8%
EPS CAGR, 5 yr -0.6% -1.3%
56th		 4.1%
FCF growth (TTM YoY) 19.8% 24.1%
31st		 23.4%
FCF CAGR, 3 yr 8.2% 6.5%
54th		 14.6%
Operating cash flow CAGR, 3 yr 5.2% 5.2%
50th		 6.4%
Book value CAGR, 3 yr 5.0% 2.6%
59th		 5.3%
Dividend CAGR, 3 yr 1.8% 1.2%
75th		 1.7%
Sustainable growth rate 10.5% 7.2%
64th		 8.3%

Margin history & stability

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Gross margin, 3-yr average 45.2% 49.2%
42nd		 34.7%
Operating margin, 3-yr average 16.0% 8.6%
79th		 6.7%
Net margin, 3-yr average 11.3% 5.1%
84th		 4.2%
FCF margin, 3-yr average 15.4% 7.4%
89th		 6.5%
Revenue stability (0-1) 0.95 0.71
84th		 0.81
Earnings stability (0-1) 0.06 0.39
21st		 0.34
Margin stability (0-1) 0.97 0.95
84th		 0.95

Liquidity (latest quarter)

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Cash & short-term investments $254.8M $243.9M
53rd		 $279.3M
Net cash (− = net debt) −$2.2B −$1.6B
42nd		 −$1.0B
Working capital $194.5M $236.0M
47th		 $285.9M
Current ratio 1.15 1.72
37th		 1.43
Quick ratio 0.69 0.82
32nd		 0.86
Cash ratio (cash + ST investments / current liabilities) 0.19 0.34
37th		 0.28
Defensive interval (days) 177 days 251 days
26th		 251 days

Leverage & solvency (latest quarter)

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Total debt $2.4B $1.8B
58th		 $1.8B
Debt / equity 0.56 0.83
26th		 0.75
Net debt / equity 0.50 0.69
37th		 0.55
Debt / assets 26.7% 34.2%
26th		 31.6%
Debt / capital 35.8% 45.2%
26th		 43.0%
Debt / EBITDA 1.91 4.15
12th		 2.69
Net debt / EBITDA 1.71 2.60
25th		 2.14
Interest coverage (EBIT / interest) 14.2x 2.8x
89th		 4.7x
Cash interest coverage 17.4x 6.2x
78th		 8.2x
Debt payback (years of OCF) 1.9 yrs 3.3 yrs
25th		 2.8 yrs
Liabilities / assets 52.3% 59.0%
26th		 56.2%
IS credit model rating AA- — —
Implied credit spread (bps) 100 312
11th		 225

Efficiency

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Asset turnover 0.70 0.81
32nd		 0.94
Fixed asset turnover 7.54 6.92
61st		 4.44
Inventory turnover 5.5 3.6
74th		 6.0
Receivables turnover 10.3 10.0
58th		 12.1
Days sales outstanding 35 days 36 days
42nd		 30 days
Days inventory outstanding 66 days 103 days
26th		 61 days
Days payables outstanding 80 days 78 days
53rd		 38 days
Cash conversion cycle (days) 22 days 59 days
26th		 37 days
Capex / revenue 2.3% 2.6%
47th		 3.1%
Capex / depreciation 0.58 0.63
47th		 0.92
Operating expense ratio 27.3% 40.5%
17th		 24.8%

Cash flow & earnings quality

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Operating cash flow / net income 1.69 1.61
55th		 1.87
FCF / net income 1.50 1.39
64th		 1.28
FCF / operating cash flow 88.5% 78.2%
75th		 71.9%
Capex / operating cash flow 11.5% 21.8%
25th		 29.5%
Accruals ratio -5.8% -6.2%
68th		 -6.1%
Sloan accruals ratio -12.0% -2.4%
11th		 -3.9%
Earnings quality score (0-1) 0.75 0.75
9th		 0.75

Dividends & buybacks

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Dividend yield 1.2% 1.7%
42nd		 1.8%
Dividend per share (TTM) $1.22 $0.76
63rd		 $0.64
Payout ratio (dividends / net income) 38.7% 58.4%
27th		 32.1%
Dividends / FCF 25.8% 38.6%
44th		 27.4%
Dividend growth (YoY) 5.3% 0.3%
100th		 1.8%
Buyback yield 2.4% 0.9%
68th		 0.9%
Shareholder yield (dividends + buybacks) 3.6% 3.6%
53rd		 3.6%
Share count change (YoY) -3.6% -0.1%
11th		 -0.2%
Buybacks, last 5 years $3.3B $184.1M
95th		 $184.1M

Scores & forensic checks

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
IS score 69 47
95th		 53
IS profitability 57 31
79th		 32
IS growth 59 47
84th		 50
IS value 44 46
47th		 49
IS momentum 87 62
95th		 73
IS risk (safety) 100 65
84th		 80
IS quality 81 55
95th		 65
IS balance sheet 60 45
84th		 53
IS earnings quality 79 66
84th		 76
IS cash flow 73 59
89th		 57
Piotroski F-score (0-9) 8 6
79th		 6
Altman Z-score 5.1 2.8
84th		 3.2
Beneish M-score −2.73 −2.83
68th		 −2.71
Ohlson O-score −8.24 −6.65
16th		 −7.61
IS credit score 83 55
89th		 64

Per share

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
EPS, diluted (TTM) $3.13 $0.68
74th		 $2.03
Book value per share $18.25 $8.09
63rd		 $16.28
Tangible book per share −$8.64 −$2.96
11th		 $3.52
Revenue per share $26.15 $27.83
47th		 $41.08
FCF per share $4.68 $3.23
63rd		 $3.18
Operating cash flow per share $5.29 $4.84
68th		 $4.93
Cash per share $1.07 $3.22
32nd		 $2.81

Size (TTM)

MeasureCHDIndustry medianIndustry percentileSector median
Market cap $24.8B $3.3B
74th		 $4.0B
Revenue $6.2B $3.5B
63rd		 $5.2B
EBITDA $1.3B $305.7M
74th		 $426.9M
Net income $744.8M $69.7M
79th		 $167.0M
Free cash flow $1.1B $285.9M
74th		 $345.6M
Total assets $9.1B $4.5B
63rd		 $4.8B
Shareholders' equity $4.3B $1.3B
89th		 $1.6B
Employees 5,550 6,350
42nd		 9,700

Insider transactions, last 6 months

Form 4 · most recent 12
DateInsiderTypeSharesPriceValueOwned after
2026-10-15Dierker Richard A
Director, President and CEO
 Award / grant 42——18,287
2026-10-15Buchert Brian D
EVP of Strategy, M&A, and BP
 Award / grant 5——726
2026-10-15Linares Carlos G.
EVP Chief Tech&Global New Prod
 Award / grant 25——18,212
2026-10-01Pokhriyal Surabhi
EVP Chief Digital Growth Offic
 Tax withholding 31$94.11$2,917896
2026-09-30Dierker Richard A
Director, President and CEO
 Award / grant 46——18,245
2026-09-30Buchert Brian D
EVP of Strategy, M&A, and BP
 Award / grant 6——721
2026-09-30Linares Carlos G.
EVP Chief Tech&Global New Prod
 Award / grant 28——18,187
2026-09-15Linares Carlos G.
EVP Chief Tech&Global New Prod
 Award / grant 28——18,159
2026-09-15Dierker Richard A
Director, President and CEO
 Award / grant 46——18,199
2026-09-15Buchert Brian D
EVP of Strategy, M&A, and BP
 Award / grant 6——715
2026-09-01Magazine Mark J
EVP Chief Commercial Officer
 Tax withholding 76$99.43$7,5573,838
2026-08-31Buchert Brian D
EVP of Strategy, M&A, and BP
 Award / grant 5——707

Shares acquired vs disposed, by month

acquired disposed · all Form 4 types
MarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct

By transaction type, 6 months

TypeDirectionFilingsSharesValue
Award / grantAcquired5745,270$3.1M
GiftDisposed394—
Open-market saleDisposed10100,930$10.1M
Option exerciseDisposed10100,930$5.4M
Option exerciseAcquired10100,930$5.4M
Tax withholdingDisposed41,173$114,648
Awards, option exercises and tax withholding are compensation mechanics; open-market buys and sales are the discretionary ones.

Form 144 notices

12 months: 11 notices · 120,890 shares · $10.8M
FiledFilerShares proposedEst. proceeds
2026-08-25Rene Hemsey5,000$506,500
2026-08-13Carlos Linares30,750$3.1M
2026-08-11Bradley Irwin4,300$441,223
2026-08-05Arthur Winkleblack13,200$1.4M
A Form 144 is notice of a proposed sale, not a confirmed one.

Congress trades

12 months: House 1 trades (0 purchases) · Senate 0 (0 purchases)
TradedMemberChamberTypeAmountDisclosed
2026-09-11Ro KhannaHouseSale$1,001 - $15,0002026-10-09
2025-10-10Richard W. AllenHouseSale$15,001 - $50,0002025-11-14
2025-10-09Rick W. AllenHouseSale (Full)$15,001 - $50,0002025-11-14
2025-09-29Ro KhannaHousePurchase$1,001 - $15,0002025-10-03
2023-08-22Dan SullivanSenateSale$1,001 - $15,0002023-09-22
2023-08-22Dan SullivanSenateSale (Full)$1,001 - $15,0002023-09-21
2023-08-22Daniel Scott SullivanSenateSale (Full)$1,001 - $15,0002023-09-21
2023-08-22Dan SullivanSenateSale (Full)$1,001 - $15,0002023-09-18
STOCK Act disclosures, in ranges, filed up to 45 days after the trade.

Largest 13F holders

Quarter to 2026-06-30, the latest most managers have filed
ManagerSharesValue% of shares out
BlackRock, Inc.22,445,656$2.2B9.46%
VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC15,505,024$1.5B6.54%
STATE STREET CORP14,048,326$1.4B5.92%
VANGUARD PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT LLC13,159,991$1.3B5.55%
JPMORGAN CHASE & CO8,997,088$880.8M3.79%
Capital International Investors7,437,319$720.7M3.14%
Fundsmith LLP6,456,634$625.5M2.72%
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC6,371,351$614.8M2.69%
Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC5,130,988$498.8M2.16%
STIFEL FINANCIAL CORP4,116,081$398.8M1.74%
Invesco Ltd.3,411,417$330.5M1.44%
GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC3,210,760$311.1M1.35%
NORGES BANK3,202,289$310.2M1.35%
MASSACHUSETTS FINANCIAL SERVICES CO /MA/3,191,586$329.4M1.35%
FUNDSMITH INVESTMENT SERVICES LTD.2,537,243$245.8M1.07%

Institutional ownership by quarter

2023-092026-0693.1%
% of shares held by 13F filers
2023-092026-061,077
Number of 13F filers holding

Holder changes by quarter

QuarterHoldersOwnershipNewIncreasedReducedClosed
2026-06-301,07793.1%11736141086
2026-03-311,05889.8%12835738491
2025-12-311,04290.9%144299434100
2025-09-301,01588.2%79323445100
2025-06-301,05092.4%89362421123
2025-03-311,09990.0%11435243854
2024-12-311,05489.8%12035338579
2024-09-301,03290.3%8432940470
2024-06-301,02989.8%8234138659
2024-03-311,01989.4%10733338143
2023-12-3196489.3%10533235578
2023-09-3094988.2%7432036980

Schedule 13D / 13G filers

FiledFormFiler% of classShares
2026-04-29SCHEDULE 13GVanguard Portfolio Management5.5%12,974,089
2026-04-29SCHEDULE 13GVanguard Capital Management7.5%17,779,914
2026-03-26SCHEDULE 13G/AThe Vanguard Group0.0%0
Required above 5% of a class; 13G is the passive form.

ETFs with the largest holding

ETFWeight in fundHolding value
VITSX0.03%$711.1M
VTSAX0.03%$711.1M
VSMPX0.03%$711.1M
VTI0.03%$711.1M
VOO0.03%$587.0M
VFINX0.03%$587.0M

Share structure

Shares outstanding237,203,907
Float236,468,575
Free float99.7%

Income statement

Fiscal years, USD
FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Revenue$5.2B$5.4B$5.9B$6.1B$6.2B
Cost of revenue$2.9B$3.1B$3.3B$3.3B$3.4B
Gross profit$2.3B$2.2B$2.6B$2.8B$2.8B
R&D$0$0$0$139.7M$0
SG&A$1.2B$1.2B$1.5B$1.6B$1.7B
Operating income$1.1B$597.8M$1.1B$807.1M$1.1B
EBITDA$1.3B$831.9M$1.3B$1.1B$1.3B
Pretax income$1.0B$523.3M$967.4M$756.3M$956.9M
Income tax$204.2M$109.4M$211.8M$171.0M$220.1M
Net income$827.5M$413.9M$755.6M$585.3M$736.8M
EPS, diluted$3.32$1.68$3.05$2.37$3.02
Diluted shares249.6M246.3M247.6M246.9M244.3M

Balance sheet

FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Cash & short-term investments$240.6M$270.3M$344.5M$964.1M$409.0M
Receivables$405.5M$422.0M$526.9M$600.8M$593.4M
Inventory$535.4M$646.6M$613.3M$613.3M$534.8M
Total current assets$1.2B$1.4B$1.5B$2.2B$1.6B
PP&E, net$652.7M$761.1M$927.7M$931.7M$822.8M
Goodwill & intangibles$5.8B$5.9B$5.7B$5.3B$6.1B
Total assets$8.0B$8.3B$8.6B$8.9B$8.9B
Accounts payable$663.8M$666.7M$630.6M$705.1M$732.4M
Total current liabilities$2.1B$1.2B$1.4B$1.3B$1.5B
Long-term debt$1.6B$2.6B$2.2B$2.2B$2.2B
Total liabilities$4.8B$4.9B$4.7B$4.5B$4.9B
Shareholders' equity$3.2B$3.5B$3.9B$4.4B$4.0B

Cash flow statement

Outflows are negative
FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Net income$827.5M$413.9M$755.6M$585.3M$736.8M
Depreciation & amortization$219.1M$219.0M$197.1M$239.1M$247.4M
Stock-based compensation$23.7M$32.3M$63.6M$59.2M$58.0M
Change in working capital−$17.3M−$68.9M−$9.3M−$8.2M$9.8M
Operating cash flow$993.8M$885.2M$1.0B$1.2B$1.2B
Capital expenditure−$118.8M−$178.8M−$223.5M−$179.8M−$122.4M
Free cash flow$875.0M$706.4M$807.1M$976.4M$1.1B
Investing cash flow−$682.0M−$728.6M−$234.3M−$183.3M−$616.9M
Net debt issued / repaid$400.7M$119.9M−$270.6M−$208.2M$0
Buybacks−$500.0M$0−$300.1M$0−$900.0M
Dividends paid−$247.5M−$255.0M−$266.5M−$277.0M−$287.2M

Ratio history

Margins on the fiscal-year (TTM at Q4) basis; multiples at each year end
FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Gross margin43.6%41.9%44.1%45.7%44.7%
Operating margin20.8%11.1%18.0%13.2%17.4%
Net margin15.9%7.7%12.9%9.6%11.9%
FCF margin16.9%13.1%13.8%16.0%17.6%
ROE26.5%12.3%20.6%14.2%17.6%
ROIC15.1%7.8%13.5%10.8%14.3%
ROA10.7%5.1%8.9%6.7%8.3%
Debt / equity0.850.820.680.550.55
Interest coverage19.9x6.8x9.7x9.0x11.1x
Current ratio0.591.181.081.701.07
Revenue growth+6.0%+3.6%+9.2%+4.1%+1.6%
EPS growth+7.1%−48.9%+80.0%−22.7%+30.0%
P/E at year end29.4x45.8x30.2x43.7x27.3x
EV / EBITDA at year end20.5x25.9x19.2x24.8x16.8x
FCF yield at year end3.60%3.73%3.54%3.81%5.44%
Dividend payout29.9%61.6%35.3%47.3%39.0%

Revenue by segment

FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Specialty Products Division$336.0M$348.5M$321.0M$303.3M$299.0M

Revenue by region · FY2025

Consumer Domestic$4.8B · 81%
Consumer International$1.1B · 19%

Street estimates by fiscal year

Next report 2026-10-30 · consensus EPS $0.90 · these are analysts' numbers, not ours
Fiscal yearRevenue (mean)Revenue rangeEPS (mean)EPS rangeAnalystsP/E on mean EPS
2026$6.2B$6.2B – $6.3B$3.78$3.76 – $3.801127.7x
2027$6.5B$6.4B – $6.6B$4.04$3.89 – $4.161125.9x
2028$6.8B$6.7B – $6.8B$4.32$4.21 – $4.43324.2x

Reported vs expected, every quarter on file

ReportedEPS expectedEPS actualEPS surpriseRevenue expectedRevenue actualRevenue surprise
2026-07-31$0.90$0.89−0.7%$1.5B$1.5B+1.8%
2026-05-01$0.93$0.95+2.0%$1.5B$1.5B+0.9%
2026-01-30$0.84$0.86+2.9%$1.6B$1.6B+0.3%
2025-10-31$0.74$0.81+10.1%$1.5B$1.6B+3.4%
2025-08-01$0.86$0.94+9.7%$1.5B$1.5B+1.3%
2025-05-01$0.90$0.91+1.6%$1.5B$1.5B−2.9%
2025-01-31$0.77$0.770.0%$1.6B$1.6B+1.1%
2024-11-01$0.68$0.79+15.8%$1.5B$1.5B+1.0%
2024-08-02$0.84$0.93+10.7%$1.5B$1.5B−0.0%
2024-05-02$0.87$0.96+10.3%$1.5B$1.5B+0.6%
2024-02-02$0.65$0.650.0%$1.5B$1.5B+1.0%
2023-11-03$0.69$0.74+7.2%$1.4B$1.5B+1.7%
2023-07-28$0.79$0.89+12.7%$1.4B$1.5B+2.3%
2023-04-27$0.78$0.82+5.1%$1.4B$1.4B+5.7%
2023-02-03$0.60$0.62+3.3%$1.4B$1.4B+2.7%
2022-10-28$0.65$0.76+16.9%$1.3B$1.3B+0.9%
2022-07-29$0.72$0.76+5.6%$1.3B$1.3B−1.0%
2022-04-28$0.77$0.83+7.8%$1.3B$1.3B+0.9%
2022-01-28$0.60$0.64+6.7%$1.3B$1.4B+1.7%
2021-10-29$0.71$0.80+12.7%$1.3B$1.3B+2.4%
2021-07-30$0.70$0.76+8.6%$1.3B$1.3B0.0%
2021-04-29$0.81$0.83+2.5%$1.2B$1.2B+1.8%
2021-01-29$0.52$0.53+1.9%$1.3B$1.3B+2.0%
2020-10-29$0.67$0.70+4.5%$1.2B$1.2B+4.5%

Off-exchange (dark pool) volume, weekly

FINRA ATS, $ billions · through the week of 2026-08-31 (FINRA publishes with a delay)
0.306-150.306-220.206-290.207-060.307-130.207-200.507-270.308-030.208-100.308-170.208-240.308-31
Week ofNotionalSharesTrades
2026-08-31$254.2M2,556,90159,586
2026-08-24$221.7M2,169,85156,210
2026-08-17$253.1M2,571,16959,381
2026-08-10$208.8M2,044,68958,125
2026-08-03$289.9M2,834,92671,241
2026-07-27$455.2M4,596,83482,537

Short-sale share of off-exchange volume

daily 20-day average
07-2310-1546.6%
DateShort shareShort volumeTotal volume
2026-10-1546.6%464,762997,483
2026-10-1458.9%425,941722,735
2026-10-1361.8%295,000477,409
2026-10-1256.6%281,817498,150
2026-10-0967.4%325,236482,477
2026-10-0868.6%407,389593,678
2026-10-0757.6%286,520497,666
2026-10-0671.0%365,667514,742
2026-10-0573.8%636,337862,347
2026-10-0262.5%342,768548,435
A daily flow measure from FINRA, not short interest.

Seasonality

Average return by calendar month
+1.6Jan+3.1Feb+2.2Mar+0.7Apr+0.7May+1.1Jun+1.2Jul+0.3Aug-1.4Sep-0.1Oct+3.4Nov+1.2Dec
MonthAvg returnUp yearsYears
Jan+1.6%55%20
Feb+3.1%75%20
Mar+2.2%67%21
Apr+0.7%55%20
May+0.7%65%20
Jun+1.1%55%20
Jul+1.2%60%20
Aug+0.3%50%20
Sep−1.4%35%20
Oct−0.1%55%20
Nov+3.4%85%20
Dec+1.2%50%20
History, not a forecast.

Indicators

as of 2026-10-16
RSI 1477.6
MFI75.6
ADX26.1
Stochastic %K / %D90.3 / 92.2
Williams %R-8.3
CCI190
TSI / signal26.2 / 2.3
Chaikin money flow0.12
ATR$1.84
Bollinger width12.4%
Volume vs 20-day avg1.38x
SupertrendUp

Moving averages and bands

level (price vs level)
SMA 20$97.38 (+7.3%)
SMA 50$98.26 (+6.4%)
SMA 200$96.30 (+8.5%)
EMA 21$98.57 (+6.0%)
EMA 50$97.93 (+6.7%)
EMA 200$96.23 (+8.6%)
Bollinger upper$103.40 (+1.1%)
Bollinger lower$91.36 (+14.4%)
Parabolic SAR$97.43 (+7.3%)
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About Church & Dwight Co., Inc.

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. is a company dedicated to the creation, production, and marketing of a diverse portfolio encompassing household, personal care, and specialized industrial goods. Its operations are structured into three principal divisions: Consumer Domestic, Consumer International, and the Specialty Products Division. The company offers a broad array of well-known consumer brands. Under the ARM & HAMMER umbrella, it provides cat litters, carpet fresheners, laundry detergents, baking soda, and various other baking soda-based items. Sexual health products, including condoms, lubricants, and vibrators, are marketed under the TROJAN brand. OXICLEAN delivers stain removers, cleaning solutions, laundry detergents, and bleach alternatives. SPINBRUSH offers both battery-operated and manual toothbrushes. Home pregnancy and ovulation test kits are available through FIRST RESPONSE. NAIR specializes in depilatories, while ORAJEL provides oral pain relief. XTRA is another prominent laundry detergent brand. Gummy dietary supplements are sold under the L'IL CRITTERS and VITAFUSION labels. BATISTE is known for its dry shampoos. WATERPIK manufactures water flossers and replacement showerheads. The company also includes its FLAWLESS range of products, ZICAM for cold symptom relief, and THERABREATH for oral care. Beyond consumer items, Church & Dwight supplies specialty products. These include advanced animal productivity solutions such as MEGALAC, a rumen bypass fat supplement designed to help cows sustain energy during peak milk production. BIO-CHLOR and FERMENTEN are utilized to mitigate health issues linked to calving and to provide essential protein. CELMANAX is a refined functional carbohydrate and yeast-based prebiotic. Furthermore, the company furnishes sodium bicarbonate for industrial use, as well as various cleaning and deodorizing compounds. Church & Dwight distributes its consumer goods through an extensive network of retail outlets, including supermarkets, large department stores, wholesale clubs, drugstores, convenience stores, home goods stores, dollar and other discount retailers, pet stores, specialized shops, and various online e-commerce channels. Its specialty products, conversely, reach industrial clients and livestock producers via dedicated distributors. Founded in 1846, Church & Dwight Co., Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Ewing, New Jersey.

https://www.churchdwight.com

Key executives

NameTitlePayBorn
Richard A. DierkerPresident, Chief Executive Officer & Director$2.7M1980
Lee McChesneyChief Financial Officer & Executive Vice President$1.4M1972
Carlos G. LinaresExecutive Vice President, Chief Technology Officer & Global New Product Innovation$1.3M1964
Patrick D. de MaynadierExecutive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary$1.1M1960
Michael G. ReadExecutive Vice President of International$1.1M1975
Charles R. RaupExecutive VP & President of US Domestic$943,7881968
Joseph James LongoVice President, Chief Accounting Officer & Corporate Controller—1971
Rene HemseyExecutive Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer—1968

Executive pay, latest proxy

ExecutiveYearSalaryStock awardsIncentiveTotal
Richard A. Dierker President and Chief Executive Officer2025$986,580$1.8M$1.5M$9.8M
Lee B. McChesney Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer2025$540,909$2.6M$574,716$5.3M
Matthew T. Farrell Former Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer2025$314,697$503,972$590,057$3.3M
Charles R. Raup Executive Vice President, US Domestic President2025$360,606$857,250$383,144$2.7M
Patrick D. de Maynadier Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary2025$553,483$237,412$444,175$2.1M
Michael G. Read Executive Vice President, Consumer International and Specialty Products Division2025$560,648$193,258$449,303$1.9M

Employees

5k20185k20195k20205k20215k20226k20236k20246k2025

Dividends

Ex-dateAmountPaid
2026-08-14$0.30752026-09-01
2026-05-15$0.30752026-06-01
2026-02-13$0.30752026-03-02
2025-11-14$0.2952025-12-01
2025-08-15$0.2952025-09-02
2025-05-15$0.2952025-06-02
2025-02-14$0.2952025-03-03
2024-11-15$0.28382024-12-02

Moat model

Weak · Efficient Scale · 2026-06-30
Cost advantage64
Intangibles42
Switching costs48
Network effect40
Efficient scale70
Our component scores (0-100) and overall 51.8; a model of the business, not a call on the stock.
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