ArticlesTagged: consumer staples

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Stock analysis posts tagged "consumer staples" from Openbook.

Bottles of household disinfectant and cleaning spray lined up on a shop shelf.
Individual Stock Analysis

Reckitt Benckiser (RKT): What the Fundamentals Show in Germ Protection

A Reckitt Benckiser stock analysis of the H1 2026 numbers: revenue, margins, dividend, the Essential Home disposal and the unresolved Mead Johnson exit.

Andrew Menzies·21 Aug 2026
Rows of glass bottles moving along a stainless steel filling line inside a beverage bottling plant.
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Concentrate, Bottlers and Brands: Coca-Cola (KO) Stock Analysis

A Coca-Cola stock analysis of the concentrate model, second quarter 2026 results, unit case volume, the dividend record and the risks now in play.

Andrew Menzies·19 Aug 2026
Stacked cartons and plastic bottles of laundry detergent on a warehouse pallet.
Individual Stock Analysis

What Drives Procter and Gamble (PG) Shares: Laundry to Diapers

A Procter and Gamble (PG) stock analysis grounded in the fiscal 2026 results: organic sales, margins, the dividend record and the fiscal 2027 cost headwinds worth watching.

Andrew Menzies·10 Aug 2026
Pallets of boxed goods stacked high on steel racking in a wide warehouse aisle.
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Inside Costco Wholesale (COST) Shares: Membership Fee Economics

Costco stock analysis: how membership fees, an 11% gross margin and steady warehouse openings shape what COST actually reports each quarter.

Andrew Menzies·10 Aug 2026
Rows of broad green tobacco leaves growing in a sunlit field.
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British American Tobacco (BATS): Nicotine Portfolio Fundamentals

A British American Tobacco stock analysis: how BATS earns from cigarettes and smokeless nicotine, and what its dividend, debt and risks show.

Jack Green·7 Aug 2026
Bars of soap and bottles of shampoo lined up on a shop shelf in a household goods aisle.
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Unilever (ULVR) Shares: Everyday Brands in Emerging Markets

A Unilever stock analysis of the H1 2026 results: volume-led growth, margins, cash flow and the dividend. We look at what drives the numbers and what to watch next.

Jack Green·7 Aug 2026