Church & Dwight sets July earnings webcast, shares near recent highs

By Mark Bergmann, Earnings & Calendar desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-25, 19:34.

Church & Dwight (US1713401024) has scheduled its second quarter 2026 earnings webcast for July 31, with the consumer staples group’s shares trading on the NYSE near recent highs. The company said it will discuss Q2 results that morning in a live audio webcast, according to a Business Wire press release.

What the company announced

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. stated that the Q2 2026 earnings webcast will begin at 10:00 a.m. ET on Friday, July 31, 2026. Media and investors can access the audio stream via the company’s investor relations site, with a replay available after the event, according to the announcement. The group, which is part of the S&P 500, did not include financial guidance in the webcast notice but framed the call as its standard quarterly discussion.

The webcast plan follows a period in which Church & Dwight shares have traded close to their 52-week high of 105.69 dollars, with the latest close reported at 98.67 dollars. Trading data show a 52-week low at 80.53 dollars and a 50-day moving average around 95.50 dollars, which currently acts as a support level for the stock. The 200-day moving average stands near 91.96 dollars, also described as a support mark in recent technical commentary.

Upcoming earnings and consensus

According to the webcast notice, the July 31 call will focus on second quarter 2026 results for the New Jersey-based household products company. Ahead of the release, aggregated analyst data point to a consensus price target around 102.53 dollars per share, indicating a modest upside from the latest trading level. Market observers classify Church & Dwight within the US consumer goods peer group alongside names such as Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive, given its focus on branded household and personal care lines.

Recent trading statistics show that on June 24, the stock traded between 96.91 and 99.41 dollars, with an opening price of 97.31 dollars and volume around 1.95 million shares. That session ended with a closing price of 98.67 dollars, which keeps the shares within roughly 7 dollars of their 52-week high. Technical data suggest that the stock currently trades above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, a pattern often described as supportive in neutral chart commentary. A German quote page for the Frankfurt listing reports bid and ask indications at 86 and 87 euros, respectively, for the local ticker CXU.

The product behind the stock

Church & Dwight generates its revenue primarily from branded consumer products, including the well-known Arm & Hammer line of baking soda-based household and personal care items. The company also owns oral care brands such as Waterpik, which recently launched its Promax "Gum Gains" campaign linked to the SmartAdvance mode on its devices, connecting oral health to a fitness-oriented mindset. These portfolios position the group firmly within the everyday consumer products segment, with broad distribution across US retail channels.

Where the stock trades today

Church & Dwight shares (US1713401024) trade on the NYSE at 98.67 dollars as of 2026-06-24, 21:30, while a Frankfurt quotation shows 86.00 euros bid and 87.00 euros ask for the CXU ticker.

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