
Oil-Dri Corporation of America
ODCOil-Dri Corporation of America (ODC) FAQ
Answers to the most common investor questions about Oil-Dri Corporation of America (ODC): fair value, dividend, earnings dates, risk and fundamentals.
Frequently asked questions about Oil-Dri Corporation of America
What is Oil-Dri Corporation of America (ODC) stock?
Oil-Dri Corporation of America is the company identified by ticker ODC on this research page. Use the overview to review the business, financial results, valuation and related news.
What does Oil-Dri Corporation of America do?
Oil-Dri Corporation of America, along with its various subsidiaries, is engaged in the creation, production, and distribution of absorbent and adsorbent materials both within the United States and internationally. Its business operations are segmented into two main divisions: the Retail and Wholesale Products Group, and the Business-to-Business Products Group. The company's offerings include a range of agricultural and horticultural goods. These are mineral-derived absorbent items that function as carriers for chemicals, drying agents, and growth media, marketed under brands such as Agsorb, Verge, and Flo-Fre. Oil-Dri also provides animal health and nutrition solutions specifically designed for the livestock industry, featuring brand names like Amlan, Calibrin, Varium, Neoprime, MD-09, Pel-Unite, and Pel-Unite Plus. Furthermore, it manufactures bleaching clays and purification aids vital for various bleaching, refining, and filtration processes, sold under the Pure-Flo, Perform, Select, and Ultra-Clear labels. In the consumer sector, the firm supplies cat litter products, encompassing both scoopable and non-clumping varieties, primarily known by the Cat's Pride and Jonny Cat brands. Its portfolio also extends to industrial and automotive absorbent materials, crafted from clay, polypropylene, and recycled content. These products, sold under the Oil-Dri brand, are engineered to soak up liquids such as oil, acid, paint, ink, and water. Lastly, Oil-Dri offers specialized sports products, utilized on fields for baseball, softball, football, and soccer, under its Pro's Choice brand. The company's diverse clientele includes mass merchandisers, wholesale clubs, pharmacy chains, pet specialty retailers, discount stores, and grocery outlets. It also serves distributors of industrial cleanup and automotive goods, environmental service firms, and users of sports field and turf materials. Additionally, Oil-Dri supplies processors and refiners of edible oils, petroleum-based oils, and biodiesel fuel; manufacturers of animal feed and agricultural chemicals; distributors of animal wellness and nutritional items; and marketers of consumer products. Oil-Dri Corporation of America was established in 1941 and its headquarters are located in Chicago, Illinois.
Where can I find the ODC stock price?
Check the ODC quote and chart on the overview and Chart tabs. Confirm the quote time, currency and trading session before comparing prices; a research update time is not a quote timestamp.
What is the ODC stock forecast and price target?
The Forecast tab shows available analyst price targets for ODC. Analyst targets are separate from BTI scores and valuation estimates. Missing targets are unavailable, and forecasts do not guarantee returns.
Does ODC pay dividends?
Review Oil-Dri Corporation of America's investor-relations announcements for declared dividends, ex-dividend dates and payment dates. A missing or zero yield in a data feed alone does not establish the company's dividend policy.
When does ODC report earnings?
Check the Earnings tab for available dates and reported results, then confirm the next announcement with Oil-Dri Corporation of America's investor-relations calendar. Estimated dates may change.
How can I evaluate whether ODC is overvalued?
Compare ODC's Valuation and Financials tabs, including cash flow, growth assumptions and valuation multiples. BTI estimates depend on their inputs and are different from analyst price targets.
What risks should I review before investing in ODC?
Review Oil-Dri Corporation of America's latest company filings for business-specific risks, alongside debt, profitability, competition and valuation. A BTI score summarizes research and is not a personalized investment recommendation.


