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Nestle has hired Rothschild to advise on the sale of its water division later this year, four people familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the Swiss food giant looks to refocus on bigger brands.

I give a 'Hold' rating for Nestlé due to uncertain sustainability of early stabilization signs and potential negative earnings growth from tariff-driven inflation. NSRGY's 1Q25 showed modest organic sales growth, but the macro backdrop, including US tariffs, poses significant risks to demand and margins. Positive developments include volume share recovery in US frozen food and coffee creamers and cost discipline through the "Fuel for Growth" program.

Nestle S.A. ADR (OTCPK:NSRGY) Q1 2025 Earnings Conference Call April 24, 2025 4:30 AM ET Company Participants David Hancock – Head-Investor Relations Laurent Freixe – Chief Executive Officer Anna Manz – Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Guillaume Delmas – UBS Warren Ackerman – Barclays Patrik Schwendimann – ZKB Jon Cox – Kepler Cheuvreux Olivier Nicolai – Goldman Sachs Sarah Simon – Morgan Stanley Jeremy Fialko – HSBC David Hayes – Jefferies Jeff Stent – BNP Paribas Exane Tom Sykes – Deutsche Bank David Hancock Good morning and welcome to Nestlé's Three-Month 2025 Sales Conference Call.

Household goods and packaged food makers are easing U.S. price increases to avoid losing American shoppers to retailers' less expensive private-label brands as a global trade war tests the limits of their pricing power at grocery stores.

Nestle posted higher sales that beat analysts' expectations, with broad-based growth across all markets and categories.

Nestle posted better-than-expected first-quarter organic sales growth on Thursday as the world's biggest packaged food company increased prices for its Kit-Kat chocolate bars and Nescafe-branded coffee.

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Nestlé's Q4 organic sales growth of +2.7% exceeded expectations, driven by balanced price increases and robust real internal growth. For FY25, Nestlé anticipates improved organic sales growth, focusing on balanced price increases amid rising commodity costs, particularly in cocoa and coffee. The Fuel for Growth program aims for significant cost savings, with CHF 700 million expected in 2025, primarily from procurement and operational efficiencies.

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.