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Whirlpool's (WHR) Q1 results are expected to benefit from improved supply-chain execution, product introductions, market share growth and gains from cost-takeout actions.

Whirlpool Corporation is a global leader in home appliance manufacturing with a diverse product portfolio. The company has faced macroeconomic challenges and poor financial performance in recent years. The article aims to reassess the previous "hold" rating based on the company's latest quarterly report, valuation, and return to shareholders.

Whirlpool (WHR) completes its transaction with Arcelik and is well on track with its portfolio transformation.

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Whirlpool is a leading appliance maker with $20 billion in annual revenues and a diverse portfolio of brands. The stock has recently plunged to near 52-week lows, creating a buying opportunity for investors. Whirlpool has a generous dividend yield of 6.5% and the potential for significant capital gains when interest rates decline.

For income seekers who can tolerate volatility, Whirlpool's yield over 6% is an attractive price point to initiate a position. After three years of share price decline, the worst is likely over, thanks to management's cost-cutting initiatives and priority to deleverage. WHR's record of paying a dividend for 68 years without a cut and ample cash flow imply a stable, safe dividend going forward.

Whirlpool Corporation's (WHR) portfolio of home appliances runs the gambit of consumer technology, from washers and dryers to refrigerators and a variety of other kitchen devices. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi is joined by Whirlpool CEO Marc Bitzer on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the appliance maker's positioning around inflation and the US housing market squeeze.

Whirlpool's solid dividend history and yield of 6.3% surpass industry averages.

Marc Bitzer, Whirlpool CEO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss Bitzer's upcoming message to investors, Whirlpool's plans to modify its business in Europe, and more.

This week, kitchen brand Whirlpool WHR announced they are joining forces with cooktop downdraft specialist BORA to introduce an induction downdraft cooktop line into the North American market. The news, announced on the eve of kitchen industry's annual trade show in the Las Vegas, marks the first time a major appliance brand has targeted an induction downdraft appliance lineup for the US and Canada.