SJM Q4 earnings preview with $2.64 EPS and $106 target
Jun 8, 2026, 7:51 AM EDT4 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The earnings print is the near-term catalyst; MS's higher target adds positive sentiment; a beat or inline print could push SJM toward $106, while a miss risks downside. The stock already showed momentum with a 2.4% gain last Friday, implying limited downside, and a solid dividend yield supports valuation support during results-driven volatility.
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Smucker is set to report Q4 results on June 9 with consensus EPS of $2.64 and revenue of $2.26B. Morgan Stanley lifted its price target to $106 while keeping an Equal-Weight stance, signaling tempered optimism. The stock trades near $103 with a 4.25% dividend yield, suggesting near-term upside potential if earnings align or beat expectations.
Q4 earnings due June 9; consensus EPS $2.64, revenue $2.26B.
Morgan Stanley raises PT to $106; Equal-Weight rating maintained.
Dividend yield 4.25% with quarterly $1.10; annual $4.40.
SJM rose 2.4% to $103.54 on Friday.
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