BUZZ-Street View: Mondelez's innovative strength will drive growth
路透社2026/10/30 08:41October 30 - ** Mondelez International (MDLZ.O), the parent company of Cadbury, reported third-quarter profits on Thursday that exceeded Wall Street expectations (link), thanks to favorable cocoa prices and price increases in key regions including North America
** Shares rose 6.4% in pre-market trading to $66.53
Winners on the Shelf
** Piper Sandler (maintains “Neutral” rating, target price $66) points out that the company boasts a strong pipeline of innovative products, which supports its value proposition to customers
** JPMorgan (rating “Overweight”, target price: $72) says that lower cocoa costs and growth driven by higher volume are expected to boost next year’s performance
** Jefferies (“Buy”, target price: $75) comments: “With market share gains, innovation, and room for expansion in emerging markets, MDLZ is moving full speed ahead and is better positioned than peers”
** Morningstar (fair value: $77) notes that results show MDLZ’s investments in innovation and marketing that matter to consumers are “winning on the shelf”
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