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Two Blokes Jul 16 -
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Despite holding Henkel shares for over two years, the investment underperformed compared to the S&P 500, though dividends were consistently received and no capital loss occurred. While Henkel's 2024 earnings improved significantly, free cash flow dropped, and Q1/2025 results disappointed, prompting cautious optimism from management, amid a challenging economic environment. Henkel raised its dividend and launched a share buyback program, and valuation metrics suggest the stock remains undervalued, with long-term upside potential.
