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The industrial conglomerate has rarely ever paid a dividend yield this high, but the yield has climbed because its stock price has fallen because of slowing growth on macro headwinds and other factors. That will help 3M deal with its legal payments, but the struggles in the core business shouldn't be overlooked.
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The industrial conglomerate has paid dividends to its shareholders for over a century without interruption and has raised its payout annually for more than 60 straight years. The company has been battling legal issues related to water pollution and potentially faulty earplugs sold to the military.
The company has been bogged down with operational issues that have caused it to miss earnings expectations , and was also navigating multiple extended lawsuits and massive settlements related to product liability claims. Shares of 3M have underperformed the S&P 500 by more than 60 percentage points over the past three years.
Despite surpassing earnings estimates, shares of the industrial conglomerate crashed this week and were trading 10.4% At 3M's fourth-quarter earnings conference call , management clearly stated that without the proceeds from healthcare's proposed spinoff, the company hasn't concluded how it'll fund the legal settlements. per share.
A JPMorgan Chase analyst recently raised their price target on industrial conglomerate 3M (NYSE: MMM) by $10 to $118, a figure representing a roughly 27% premium to the current price. Still, there's still a lot of uncertainty around its legalliabilities, and management's history of falling short on its sales guidance is concerning.
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Their tangible book value is quite literally the value of their assets once you subtract out their liabilities, and so when you have a bank that's trading above its tangible book value, the market is presuming that it will take its book value and continue to generate returns. I feel like that's legally required.
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Look, at this point, the specific legal structuring, we haven't really determined. There are -- both options exist legally. Does that kind of stay with whatever the RemainCo is and any of those other like environmental liability costs, etc., And then I'm just curious, which one of those is going to be the RemainCo?
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