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Conagra Brands
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Company details
Market cap
~$6.7B
P/E ratio
~7×
Div yield
~10%
EPS (adj, TTM)
~$2.00
Profit margin
~6%
Rev. growth
-4%
Revenue
~$11.6B
Free cash flow
~$1.5B
In plain English
Conagra is a Chicago-based packaged-food maker behind a wall of supermarket-aisle brands — Birds Eye and Marie Callender's frozen meals, Healthy Choice, Banquet, Slim Jim, Orville Redenbacher's, Hunt's, PAM, Duncan Hines and Reddi-wip. Built up through the ~$10.9B Pinnacle Foods takeover in 2018, it sells most of its food through a handful of giant retailers (Walmart alone is ~29% of sales) and has spent the last year shedding weaker brands and paying down debt as its shares slid and it dropped out of the S&P 500 into the small-cap index.
In simple terms
What Conagra Brands really sells
Conagra is a Chicago-based packaged-food maker behind a wall of supermarket-aisle brands — Birds Eye and Marie Callender's frozen meals, Healthy Choice, Banquet, Slim Jim, Orville Redenbacher's, Hunt's, PAM, Duncan Hines and Reddi-wip. Built up through the ~$10.9B Pinnacle Foods takeover in 2018, it sells most of its food through a handful of giant retailers (Walmart alone is ~29% of sales) and has spent the last year shedding weaker brands and paying down debt as its shares slid and it dropped out of the S&P 500 into the small-cap index.
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