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Nestle India said on Friday it received a warning from the country's markets regulator for a breach of insider trading regulations "by a designated person of the company."

Nestle faces growth challenges due to market saturation and competition, leading to flat sales and declining revenues over the past two years. The new CEO's plan focuses on operational efficiencies, cutting weaker brands, and reinvesting savings to achieve 4%+ organic growth and 17%+ margins. Nestle's valuation at 19 times forward earnings is now reasonable, but growth prospects remain limited.

Nestlé S.A. (OTCPK:NSRGY) Q4 2024 Earnings Conference Call February 13, 2025 4:30 AM ET Company Participants David Hancock - Head, IR Laurent Freixe - CEO Anna Olive Manz - EVP & CFO Conference Call Participants Guillaume Delmas - UBS Celine Pannuti - JPMorgan Jon Cox - Kepler Cheuvreux Warren Ackerman - Barclays Olivier Nicolai - Goldman Sachs Sarah Simon - Morgan Stanley James Jones - RBC Tom Sykes - Deutsche Bank AG Jeff Stent - BNP Paribas Exane David Hayes - Jefferies David Hancock Good morning, and welcome to Nestlé's Full Year 2024 Results Conference Call.

Packaged food provides safe, quality nutrition for people and reduces waste, Nestle's CEO said on Thursday, defending his company's products when asked how he would navigate incoming U.S. health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s criticism of packaged food.

Nestlé is a multinational company with strong brands and a diversified portfolio, including Nespresso and KitKat. Despite a lack of growth, Nestlé's still has strong fundamentals, making the recent price pullback a good buying opportunity. Nestlé aims to ignite a turnaround similarly to Unilever about a year ago, which could create significant upside.

Reiterating my Buy Rating on Nestlé driven by dividends as its main investment case and a potentially bottoming share price. Nestlé faces challenges from reduced pricing power and FX headwinds, yet maintains relatively robust volumes. Nestlé's rising debt, while concerning, remains manageable. Valuation analysis shows a significant discount, making it an attractive buy with a 4% dividend yield.

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Sarat Sethi, Managing Partner at DCLA, joins CNBC's "Halftime Report" to explain why he's buying more Nestle

Nestle's share price is at a six-year low, offering a 4% dividend yield, presenting a potential entry point for value investors. Nestle's extensive brand portfolio, strong market presence, and robust cash generation make it a stable, defensive investment with limited downside risks. New CEO Laurent Freixe's experience and realistic growth targets, combined with potential efficiency improvements, could drive future growth and profitability.

Nestle has had a pretty woeful 2024, consistently missing consensus on organic sales growth while cutting guidance on several occasions. Management reset margin expectations at the company's recent Capital Markets Day. While fresh guidance looks underwhelming, the company should be free to push on from here. The ADSs are down roughly 30% year-to-date. Nestle only needs to deliver very modest free cash flow growth to justify the current price.