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Clorox · February 2021

CLXEveryday essentials2-year horizonEasy

Imagine you already own shares of this company.

Everything on this page is limited to information available on February 5, 2021.

The situation

Date
February 5, 2021
You own
Shares of Clorox
Period
2 years, until February 2023

Decide what to do with your shares.

The company at the time

Clorox makes household products such as Clorox bleach and disinfecting wipes, Glad trash bags, Kingsford charcoal and Burt's Bees. When the pandemic began, demand for its cleaning products jumped, and stores struggled to keep wipes on their shelves. In the quarter it reported yesterday, sales were 27% higher than a year earlier. Many investors wonder how much of this demand will last once the pandemic fades, and the costs of materials and shipping have started to rise across the industry. The share price is about 16% higher than a year ago, and the P/E is below the company's own five-year median because profit has grown faster than the share price.

Information available at the time

The same numbers as on company pages, as they had been reported by February 5, 2021. Sector medians aren't shown because StockLab doesn't have them as they stood back then.

Revenue, growth, profit and cash flow are for fiscal year 2020 (ended June 2020), the latest full year in an annual report filed by then; cash and debt come from the latest report (its date is on the card). Results announced after that aren't in these cards yet, even if the story above mentions them, so their numbers can differ.

Click any metric to see what it means.

$191.25

Close on Feb 5, 2021

$24.1B

  • $6.72B
    Previous year:
    $6.21B
  • +8.2%
    Previous year:
    +1.5%
  • $939.0M
    Previous year:
    $820.0M
  • 14.0%
    Previous year:
    13.2%
  • $1.29B

    Positive in each of the last 5 years

  • $732.0M/$2.78B
    Cash21%
    $732.0M
    Debt79%
    $2.78B

    As of Dec 31, 2020

  • 20.0

    Last 12 months

    25.0

5-year trends

Annual figures, fiscal years 2016-2020.

Revenue by fiscal year, from 2016 to 2020. 2016: $5.76B, 2017: $5.97B, 2018: $6.12B, 2019: $6.21B, 2020: $6.72B

Stock price

Useful context, but not the main focus.

+15.7% over the past year Stock price chart, 1 year. From Feb 5, 2020 to Feb 5, 2021.

Drag across the chart to compare two days.

Future prices are hidden until you decide.

What would you do?

No virtual money and no score. After you choose, you'll see what happened and a review of the reasoning.