Financial Performance
5Y price score: (71)
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10Y return: (24.9)%
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12.5
52-week range
20.3
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Forecast:
Valuation
Free Cash Flow Yield
12.6 %
Dividend Yield TTM
7.5 %
Market cap $
$ 7,782
Price / Earnings TTM
(4.1)
Price / Book TTM
1.2
PEG TTM
0
Earnings growth and return
LTM
5YR
10YR
Total return (price & dividends)
(7.8) %
(31) %
(24.9) %
Free cash flow per share growth
52.2 %
3.6 %
9.4 %
Earnings per share growth
(735.8) %
(250.4) %
(154.8) %
Business Summary:
Latest Earnings Call Takeaways
2026 Q4 (Jul 15, 2026)
1) Strategic Focus and Leadership Changes - John Brase emphasized a balanced approach to capital allocation, particularly following the recent dividend cut, which aims to reduce leverage towards a 3.0 target. - The company plans to invest an additional $40 million in brand building (14% increase) and $125 million in capital expenditures to enhance supply chain resilience and reduce costs. - Brase highlighted the importance of simplifying the portfolio, which has become too complex, and intends to focus on high-potential brands and categories.
2) Financial and Segment Performance - Conagra's operating margins have declined from 16% to a projected 10% to 10.5%, with organic volumes expected to decline for the sixth consecutive year. - The company anticipates inflation of 5% in FY 2027, with productivity savings targeted above 4% to help offset costs. - The guidance for Q1 indicates high single-digit operating margins, impacted by inflation and a $40 million tariff wrap.
3) Challenges and Headwinds - The company faces significant margin compression due to past investments aimed at driving volume, which have not yielded sustainable results. - Price elasticity remains a concern, particularly in the frozen segment, where volumes are expected to decline mid-single digits. - The complexity of the portfolio and the need for SKU rationalization are seen as challenges that could hinder operational efficiency.
4) Operational Plans and Investments - Conagra is prioritizing investments in supply chain resilience and productivity improvements, with a long-term CapEx guidance of 4% to 5% of net sales. - The company is focused on enhancing service levels (targeting 98% to 98.5%) and minimizing supply disruptions. - Upcoming initiatives include a strategic review of the portfolio and a commitment to innovation, particularly in the frozen and permissible snacking categories.
5) Guidance and Outlook - The company is preparing for a challenging fiscal year, with expectations of continued inflation and the need for strategic pricing adjustments. - The upcoming Investor Day in early 2027 is expected to provide more clarity on the strategic direction and portfolio simplification efforts. - Overall, the transcript lacks specific numerical guidance for EPS and detailed timelines for the portfolio reshaping initiatives.
Bottom line: Conagra Brands is navigating a complex landscape with a focus on balancing investments in growth and margin stabilization. While challenges persist, particularly in volume declines and inflation pressures, the strategic pivot towards simplification and targeted investments may position the company for improved long-term performance.
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Conagra Brands is a company. Founded in 1919. As of August 26, 2026, the company's market capitalization is $7781483160 with a current stock price of $16.26.
