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Current
trends of Consumer Staple
sector fund characteristics are as follows; Market capitalization of this
industry is around $3.22Trillion but according to S&P it has undervalued by
average -1% .Estimated EPS growth of 3-5 year is around 7.85%, dividend
yield around 2.79%, Price Earning around 17.9% and return on equity is 20.47% as of 3-13-2014 Recent consideration of short selling is allowable
because of unstable economic position. Some companies are modifying their objective to make healthier, nutritious products to increase and promote health conscious
environment because of rising corpulence and regulatory pressure.
Companies like Coca Cola and Pepsi is
expected to expand their portfolios in non-carbonated categories.
Coca cola is positioning itself in new market and will competing with market
leader Orangina Schweppes which has around 25% of market share in drinks and in
tonic about 22%.On the other hand Pepsi Co. is planning to announce
naturally sweetened, low calories soda i.e. Pepsi Next estimated that it
will contribute to bring up sales in 2014.Coffee giant Starbucks Corps. is also looking for expanding its portfolio to make
new addition in more nutritional, healthy products in the menu. Phillip Morris
is planning to come up in e-cigarette business by late 2015.
The year-end
review of consumer staple sector is quite well from previous year and there
are actually some companies where investor can invest for healthier profit.
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