1402 ET - Kimberly-Clark's results in 2025 won't be driven by price hikes, but will come from market share gains, CFO Nelson Urdaneta says on a call with analysts. The consumer goods company expects pricing to be "pretty much muted" on an enterprise level this year, Urdaneta says. "So, in essence, pricing is not going to be a driver of growth in 2025," the executive says. "It's really going to be a volume and mix-led growth and builds on the transition that occurred in 2024." Still, the company expects costs to remain elevated, CEO Michael Hsu says. Shares fall 0.8% to $130.38.(sabela.ojea@wsj.com; @sabelaojeaguix)
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