IFF's New TEXSTAR Solution Enhances Texture, Cuts Emissions In Dairy & Plant-Based Foods
New Product Launch: International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. (IFF) has introduced TEXSTAR, an enzymatic solution that enhances the texture of dairy and plant-based fermented products without added stabilizers, aiming to meet consumer demands for familiar ingredients.
Financial Performance: IFF's shares fell 1.71% following a third-quarter earnings report that showed adjusted EPS of $1.04, below expectations, despite sales exceeding forecasts at $2.92 billion.
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New Experiential Space: International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) has launched the Immersive Experience Hub at its Singapore facility, designed to enhance collaboration with clients through sensory simulation and digital technology, streamlining product development.
Investment in Innovation: This initiative is part of IFF's $30 million commitment to innovation in Asia, aiming to address consumer needs through tailored support and advanced sensory testing, while also reflecting confidence in Singapore's R&D capabilities.
TE Connectivity Acquisition: TE Connectivity plc is acquiring Richards Manufacturing Co. for approximately $2.3 billion in cash, aiming to enhance its position in North America's electrical utility market and generate significant returns through synergies.
Financial Impact: The acquisition is expected to contribute around $400 million in annual sales with mid-30% EBITDA margins, and is projected to add 10 cents to adjusted EPS in the first full year post-acquisition, despite a recent decline in TE's share price.

New Product Launch: International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. (IFF) has introduced TEXSTAR, an enzymatic solution that enhances the texture of dairy and plant-based fermented products without added stabilizers, aiming to meet consumer demands for familiar ingredients.
Financial Performance: IFF's shares fell 1.71% following a third-quarter earnings report that showed adjusted EPS of $1.04, below expectations, despite sales exceeding forecasts at $2.92 billion.

New Payment Solution: Citigroup has partnered with the Bank of Shanghai to launch the TourCard, a prepaid digital card that simplifies payments for international travelers in China, allowing them to easily access Chinese yuan and avoid common transaction issues.
Stock Performance: Citigroup's shares have seen a significant increase of over 60% in the past year, currently trading at $69.29, while investors can gain exposure through specific ETFs like First Trust Nasdaq Bank ETF and Investment Managers Series Trust III FPA Global Equity ETF.

Citi Digital Bill Launch: Citigroup has introduced Citi Digital Bill (CDB), a digital bill discounting solution that eliminates the need for physical documents, streamlining receivables management and reducing the time to monetize receivables from a week to under an hour.
Expansion Plans and Financial Performance: CDB is currently available in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland, with plans for expansion in 2024. Additionally, Citigroup reported a 1% year-over-year revenue growth in Q3, exceeding estimates with earnings per share of $1.51.








