Ready 8-Ks
21
Latest filing
May 5, 2026, 7:59 PM ET
Top materiality
0.85
Event mix
earnings ×9 · leadership ×5 · other ×4
Sentiment
8 pos · 2 neg · 11 neu
Latest earnings
reported 2026-Q1
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Church & Dwight Q1 organic sales +5.0%, adjusted EPS $0.95, beats outlook; FY26 guidance reaffirmed
Q1 net sales $1,469.3M (+0.2% reported, +5.0% organic); adjusted EPS $0.95 vs guidance of $0.92.
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Church & Dwight Q4 adj. EPS $0.86 (+11.7%), beats outlook; dividend raised 4.2%
Q4 net sales $1,644.2M (+3.9%); organic sales +0.7%, missing ~1.5% outlook.
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Church & Dwight Q3 beats; raises full-year EPS and cash flow outlook
Q3 net sales $1,585.6M (+5.0% YoY); organic sales +3.4% with volume +4.0%.
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Church & Dwight Q2 adj EPS $0.94 beats outlook, organic sales +0.1%, closes Touchland deal
Q2 net sales $1,506.3M (-0.3% YoY); organic sales +0.1% (high end of outlook); adj EPS $0.94 vs outlook $0.85, up 1% YoY.
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Church & Dwight Q1 adj EPS $0.91 beats; cuts FY organic/EPS outlook; to exit 3 brands
Q1 net sales $1,467.1M (-2.4% y/y); organic sales -1.2% on 1.4% volume decline.
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Church & Dwight names Lee McChesney as EVP/CFO effective March 24, 2025; Dierker to become CEO April 2
Lee McChesney (ex-CFO of MSA Safety) joins as EVP & CFO reporting to CEO, replacing Richard Dierker who becomes CEO on April 2.
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Church & Dwight Q4 sales and adj. EPS beat; 2025 adj. EPS growth 7-8%; dividend up 4%
Q4 net sales $1,582M (+3.5%), organic sales +4.2% above outlook of 2-3%; adj. EPS $0.77 (+18.5%).
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Church & Dwight Q3 adj. EPS $0.79 beats outlook; vitamin impairment drives reported loss
Q3 net sales $1,510.6M (+3.8%); organic sales +4.3% led by volume (+3.1%).
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Church & Dwight CEO Matthew Farrell to retire; Rick Dierker named successor
Farrell will step down as President and CEO effective March 31, 2025; remains Chairman for transition.
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Church & Dwight Q2 beats outlook; raises FY gross margin & cash flow guidance
Net sales $1,511.2M (+3.9%); organic sales +4.7% driven by 3.5% volume growth.
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Church & Dwight EVP & CMO Barry Bruno departing for external opportunity
Barry A. Bruno, EVP, Chief Marketing Officer and President – Consumer Domestic, notified company he is leaving.
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Church & Dwight Q1 beats; raises full-year EPS & gross margin outlook
Q1 net sales $1,503M (+5.1% YoY); organic sales +5.2%, driven by volume +3.7%.