What is Kimberly-Clark's estimated additional input expense if oil remains at $100 per barrel through the second half of the year?

Kimberly-Clark expects an additional $150 million to $170 million of input expenses if oil prices stay at about $100 per barrel through the second half of the year, as stated during its analyst call.

How much of an immediate cost impact is Kimberly-Clark taking in the current quarter due to the Middle East war and a California distribution center fire?

In the current quarter, Kimberly-Clark said it will take a $50 million hit from incremental costs related to the Middle East war and a fire at a California distribution center.

Kimberly-Clark Sees $170 Million Hit With Oil at $100 a Barrel

Apr 28, 2026

Kimberly-Clark projects up to $170 million in extra costs if oil prices stay around $100 per barrel, citing input inflation risks similar to Procter & Gamble. Despite these warnings, the company posted sales growth that exceeded market expectations.

bloomberg

2026-04-28

Kimberly-Clark Sees $170 Million Hit With Oil at $100 a Barrel

Kimberly-Clark Sees $170 Million Hit With Oil at $100 a Barrel

FAQ