Altria (MO) is positioned for growth due to strategic pricing and a focus on smoke-free alternatives amid soft cigarette volumes.

With a yield of 9.5%, Altria's dividend is a showstopper. The company is nonetheless grappling with long-term challenges in the tobacco industry.

Altria (MO) concluded the recent trading session at $41.34, signifying a -0.63% move from its prior day's close.

Altria's 2028 guidance wasn't enough for investors. Its NJOY acquisition is weighing on near-term profits.

Altria is the largest player in its product category in the United States. Realty Income is the largest player in its niche in the United States.

Altria Group is a popular choice among dividend investors, with a dividend yield of 9.4% and 54 years of consecutive dividend raises. MO is adapting to changing market conditions by venturing into ...

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Altria's (MO) strong pricing power and focus on smoke-free products have been providing some cushion against soft cigarette shipment volumes and the impacts of inflation.

Altria still gets nearly 90% of its revenue and profits from smokeable tobacco products like cigarettes. Eventually, raising prices to make up for falling sales volumes could become a case of dimin...

Altria Group's unique selling point is its 9.5% dividend yield. Going by the earnings outlook, this can at least sustain, if not increase as well. A price uptick is also due, considering its compet...

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