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Tootsie Roll Industries

TR

Market cap $2.63B

35.05 USD

-2.14

5.75%

At close Updated Oct 23, 2:19 PM EDT

1 day

-5.75%

5 days

-7.37%

1 month

-7.69%

3 months

-7.57%

6 months

-17.74%

Year to date

1.95%

1 year

-8.87%

5 years

29.1%

10 years

36.17%

About: Tootsie Roll Industries Inc manufactures and sells confectionery products. Notable varieties include Tootsie Roll and Tootsie Pops, Charms, Blow-Pops, Dots, Junior Mints, Sugar Daddy and Sugar Babies, Andes, Dubble Bubble, Razzles among others. The company sells its products to wholesale distributors and directly to retail stores. Geographically, it generates a majority of its revenue from the United States and rest from Canada, Mexico and other regions.

Employees: 2,100

Consumer Staples Confectioners

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Sentiment 3-Months

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Negative 40%

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Tootsie Roll Industries Has Turned From Sweet To Sour (Rating Downgrade)

Tootsie Roll Industries is downgraded to a soft ‘sell' due to persistent underperformance versus the S&P 500 and weakening profitability. TR faces margin pressure from elevated cocoa prices, with net income declining despite modest revenue growth and strong domestic sales. Valuation appears stretched as TR trades at premium multiples compared to peers on most metrics, despite only modest growth and challenged bottom-line results.

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Tootsie Roll: Still A Treat, Just Not At This Price

Tootsie Roll remains a defensive, family-run confectioner with a clean balance sheet but trades at premium multiples versus peers. Recent quarter saw revenue down 1% and EPS drop 21%, pressured by higher cocoa costs, sales timing shifts, and increased trade promotions. I expect FY 2026 to deliver low single-digit sales growth, modest margin recovery as cocoa prices ease, and stable but modest dividends.

Tootsie Roll: Still A Treat, Just Not At This Price

Tootsie Roll Industries: Not Interesting At Lindt's Valuation

Tootsie Roll Industries trades at a full valuation near 20x EV/EBITDA, lacking growth drivers or meaningful brand expansion. Falling cocoa prices could deliver a 12% net income boost by late 2026, but sales growth remains limited and volume trends are negative. TR's portfolio is narrow, with little R&D, no significant M&A, and minimal investor communication, relying almost entirely on legacy brands.

Tootsie Roll Industries: Not Interesting At Lindt's Valuation

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