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Albertsons Companies, Inc.
ACI · NYSEConsumer Staples
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Company details
Market cap
$6.9B
P/E ratio
12×
Div yield
4.4%
EPS (TTM)
$0.40
Adj. EPS
$2.18
Profit margin
0.3%
Rev. growth
+3.5%
Revenue
$83B
In plain English
Albertsons is the #2 traditional US grocer — about 2,270 supermarkets across 34 states under 20+ banners like Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco and Shaw's. It rings up ~$83B a year at razor-thin margins, runs 1,720 in-store pharmacies and a 51M-member loyalty program, and its planned $24.6B sale to Kroger was blocked by the courts and the FTC in December 2024.
In simple terms
What Albertsons Companies, Inc. really sells
Albertsons is the #2 traditional US grocer — about 2,270 supermarkets across 34 states under 20+ banners like Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco and Shaw's. It rings up ~$83B a year at razor-thin margins, runs 1,720 in-store pharmacies and a 51M-member loyalty program, and its planned $24.6B sale to Kroger was blocked by the courts and the FTC in December 2024.
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