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Company details
Market cap
~$38B
Revenue (FY25)
~$147.6B
Adj. EPS
$4.85
Div yield
~1.6%
P/E (fwd, adj)
~13×
Net margin
~1%
Rev. growth
~flat
Free cash flow
~$2.8B
In plain English
Kroger is one of America's largest pure-play grocers — about 2,700 supermarkets under banners like Ralphs, Fred Meyer, King Soopers and Harris Teeter, plus pharmacies, fuel stations and a fast-growing private-label and retail-media business. It buys branded goods from the big food makers, runs its own food plants for 'Our Brands', and sells week after week to tens of millions of households. Its attempted ~$25B takeover of rival Albertsons was blocked by regulators and terminated in 2024.
In simple terms
What Kroger really sells
Kroger is one of America's largest pure-play grocers — about 2,700 supermarkets under banners like Ralphs, Fred Meyer, King Soopers and Harris Teeter, plus pharmacies, fuel stations and a fast-growing private-label and retail-media business. It buys branded goods from the big food makers, runs its own food plants for 'Our Brands', and sells week after week to tens of millions of households. Its attempted ~$25B takeover of rival Albertsons was blocked by regulators and terminated in 2024.
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