Do I have Key information for the Income statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow?

Income Statement

An income statement is one of a company's core financial statements that shows its profit and loss over a period of time. The profit or loss is determined by taking all revenues and subtracting all operating and non-operating activities. Campbell soup total revenue for FY 2020 $8.69 (billion). This is an increase of $584 (million) from the previous year, 2019, which had a closeout of $8.1 (billion). Even though in 2019 there was a decrease, because of the sell-in stakes in the Kelsen Group for $300 (million), the previous year's total revenue has increased over the past three years. The Net Income increase from 2019 to 2020 by $118,000 (million). FY 2020 expenses total 7.44 (billion). This is $435,000 (million) increase from FY 2019.

The dividend payment were $426 (million) in 2020, $423 (million) in 2019, and $426 (million) in 2018. The annual dividends have stayed $1.40 per share for the past three years. The 2020 fourth-quarter dividend was $.35 per share.

Balance Sheet

The balance sheet is the company's financial statement, which includes assets, liabilities, equity capital, and total debt. The balance sheet shows a positive financial position going into 2021. Campbell Soup Company's total assets were $12.37 (billion). The majority of the assets are coming from the Prop./Plant/Equipment because this company has many plants to support their 23 brands worldwide.

The total liabilities were $9.8 (billion), which is high. However, with total assets is capable of paying their debt. Campbell's long-term debt is $4,994 (billion), which is carried from previous years.

Campbell Soup does not sell preferred stock to shareholders, but common stock is offered. The par value for capital stocks was $.0375; authorized 560 shares; issued 323 shares. Total liabilities and equity totaled $12,372 (million), and retained earnings were an income of $3,190 (million).

Statement of Cash Flows

A Cash Flow Statement (also called the Statement of Cash Flows) shows how much cash is generated and used during a given time period. It is one of the main financial statements analysts use in building a three statement model (Operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities.

The cash flows from Operations from 2020 were $1.4 (billion), comparable to the prior year, as changes in working capital were offset by higher cash earnings and lower other cash payments. The net cash flows from investing activities increased by $2.1 (billion). This was driven by the net proceeds from the divested businesses. The cash outlet from capital expenditures was $299 (million), which is lower by $85 (million) by the previous year. The cash outflows from financing activities were $3 (billion). The previous year was $1.6 (billion). The year-over-year incremental cash outflow reflects the use of proceeds to pay down debt. Common stock dividends paid in the amount of $426 (millions). This is comparable to the previous year, reflecting the current quarterly dividends of $.35 a share.

Competitive Analysis

Campbell Soup Company is one of the leading brands in the retail and foodservice businesses. With simple meals consisting mostly of condensed and ready-to-serve soups, broth and stocks, baked snacks, and health beverages division Campbell's continues to have a strong and profitable business. With COVID-19 impacting consumers' lives by staying home and preparing simple meals, Campbell's canned soups were the go-to. The total U.S. retail soup sales increase 52% (Q4 Earnings). Campbell's is a household name in states. Even with Campbell's soup having major competitors such as General Mills, J.M. Smuckers, etc., they could strive during the pandemic to have Net Sale grow 7%.

Campbell trades under the New York Stock Exchange NYSE. Their symbol is CPB. Campbell is the largest soup producer in the world. Their common stock has been trading near $52 a share.