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Kenvue (NYSE: KVUE) Stock Surges on $40B Buyout – Spin‑Off Saga, Tylenol Turmoil & Investor Outlook

Kenvue (NYSE: KVUE) Stock Surges on $40B Buyout – Spin‑Off Saga, Tylenol Turmoil & Investor Outlook

Company Overview & History Kenvue Inc. is a leading consumer health company formed from Johnson & Johnson’s storied consumer products division. The name “Kenvue” combines “ken” (knowledge) and “vue” (view), reflecting a vision of insight-driven care en.wikipedia.org. As a spin-off, Kenvue took over J&J’s well-known retail brands, ranging from over-the-counter (OTC) medicines to skincare and baby care. Today its portfolio spans three segments investing.com: Formally incorporated in 2022, Kenvue began trading on the NYSE (ticker KVUE) in May 2023 after a highly anticipated IPO en.wikipedia.org. The IPO raised $3.8 billion – the largest U.S. listing in nearly two years – and
Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plunges Amid Tylenol and Talc Fears – What’s Next?

Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Soars 20% on $48.7 B Buyout News – Q3 Earnings Beat and What’s Next

Stock Price and Intraday Performance (Nov 3, 2025) Kenvue’s stock soared on the buyout news, delivering a sharp one-day gain. As of midday Nov. 3, KVUE traded around $17–$18, up roughly 18–20% intraday reuters.com. Prior to the announcement, the stock had closed at $14.37 on Oct. 31 stockanalysis.com, near its 52-week low of ~$14.02 reuters.com reuters.com. The takeover premium (deal valued at ~$21.01 per share) immediately boosted KVUE, though the share price remained a bit below the offer value – typical in cash/stock mergers as arbitragers factor in execution timing and Kimberly-Clark’s own stock movement (KMB shares fell ~12.5% on
Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plummets to Record Low Amid Talc Lawsuit and Tylenol Scare

Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plummets to Record Low Amid Talc Lawsuit and Tylenol Scare

Stock Hits a 52-Week Low on Legal Woes Kenvue’s shares collapsed to an all-time low since their mid-2023 IPO, closing around $14 after Thursday’s 13.2% plunge stocktwits.com. The one-day drop – Kenvue’s worst on record – was triggered by headline risks that blindsided investors. By early Friday, October 17, the stock stabilized slightly (up about 0.6% in pre-market trading) after the rout stocktwits.com. Still, at roughly 40% below its IPO price, the Johnson & Johnson spinoff has seen its market capitalization shrink to about $30–31 billion reuters.com. This dramatic sell-off came despite broader markets being relatively calm – the S&P
Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plunges Amid Tylenol and Talc Fears – What’s Next?

Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plunges Amid Tylenol and Talc Fears – What’s Next?

Recent Market Moves Kenvue’s stock (NYSE: KVUE) has been volatile. On Oct 16, 2025 it closed around $15.46, marking a fresh 52-week low investing.com. Over the prior week the shares had slid ~13%, partly driven by jitters over UK talc lawsuits and Trump-era Tylenol claims. Investors bid on options, with call volume surging 52% on Oct 13 marketbeat.com, even as the stock dipped 2.9% that day to $16.17 marketbeat.com. Year-to-date KVUE is roughly flat to down modestly, but it lags the broader market. For context, the S&P 500 was nearly unchanged while Kenvue was down ~5% on Oct 16. A
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