Colgate-Palmolive Company (CL) FY25 (USD): adj. EPS 3.69 (exp. 3.65), Sales 20.4bln (exp. 20.3bln). Q4 EPS 0.95 (exp. 0.91), Revenue 5.23bln (exp. 5.12bln)

Colgate-Palmolive's FY25 results beat expectations for both adjusted EPS and sales, suggesting stronger performance in a tough market.

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SoFi Technologies Inc (SOFI) Q4 2025 (USD): adj. EPS 0.13 (exp. 0.12), Revenue 1.01bln (exp. 977mln). FY26 guidance: EPS 0.60 (exp. 0.58), Rev. 4.65bln (exp. 4.59bln)

American Express (AXP) Q4 2025 (USD): EPS 3.53 (exp. 3.54), Revenue 18.98bln (exp. 18.92bln), Provisions for credit losses 1.4bln (exp. 1.47bln); To raise quarterly dividend to 0.95/shr

Colgate-Palmolive Company (CL) FY25 (USD): adj. EPS 3.69 (exp. 3.65), Sales 20.4bln (exp. 20.3bln). Q4 EPS 0.95 (exp. 0.91), Revenue 5.23bln (exp. 5.12bln)

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  • CEO "As we begin 2026, while we expect the difficult operating environment and slower category growth to continue in the short term, we are operating from a position of strength and are confident that the changes we are making will enable us to deliver consistent, compounded earnings per share growth and drive shareholder value in the long term"
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The CEO's statement hints at continued challenges but emphasizes long-term confidence in earnings growth, which could support the stock amidst broader market volatility. Traders should consider potential reactions in the household products sector and the implications for related consumer discretionary equities.

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