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Altria Group said Chief Executive Billy Gifford will retire in May and named chief financial officer, Sal Mancuso, as Gifford's replacement.
MO trades at a steep discount with steady gains, but its momentum rests on pricing power, brand strength and managing persistent volume declines.
Altria widens smokeable margins despite falling cigarette volumes, powered by pricing strength and premium-brand resilience.
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Shares of Altria Group Inc. ( NYSE: MO ) gained 3.79% over the past month after plummeting 14.25% the month prior.
MO posts higher EPS despite falling revenues, leaning on margin gains and buybacks to offset declining volumes.
Altria and Philip Morris advance their smoke-free strategies as each leverages pricing, innovation and cost discipline in a shifting tobacco market.
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MO narrows its 2025 EPS outlook as evolving margin trends across key segments point to more measured growth ahead.
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