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Conagra Brands, Inc. is a food manufacturing company. The Company operates in many segments
of the food industry, with a focus on retail sales of name-brand, private-label, and value-added
consumer items and wholesale sales of restaurant supplies and materials. The company's Grocery &
Snacks division in the United States primarily deals in name-brand, long-lasting food items.
Throughout the United States, the company's Refrigerated & Frozen division primarily sells name-
brand, perishable food goods that need refrigeration or freezing before consumption.
How long has the company been in business? – considering this? Would it be a god
Conagra Brands, Inc. was founded in 1919 and has been headquartered in Chicago since that year.
Conagra Brands is a public company listed on the New York Stock Exchange that produces and
How are the growth stocks? Growth? What percentage growth – How many years have
A decline in net income of -31.61% year over year from 1.30 billion to 888.20 million occurred
despite a 3.14% increase in revenue, from 11.18 billion to 11.54 billion. Net income went down
from 71.24% to 75.22% as a result of a rise in the cost of goods sold as a percentage of sales.
How were the stocks at the start of the year?how are the stocks now, has there been
growth?
It has a Value Style Score of A, which indicates that value investors should consider
purchasing the stock because of its attractive valuation indicators, such as its future P/E ratio
of 14.13. Six analysts have raised their earnings forecasts for fiscal 2023 in the last 60 days.
The increase of $0.02 per share puts the Zacks Consensus Estimate up to $2.43 now. A typical
How are the stock dividends? (If the company offers dividends), what are the percentage
yields?
Conagra Brands (CAG) pays a dividend of $1.32 TTM as of the 9th of December, 2022. There will
be a 3.47 percent dividend yield from Conagra Brands as of the end of 2022.
Does the company have resiliency(years in business, how did it perform in hardship
The company's debt to equity (D/E) ratio of 1.05 and total debt of $8.09 billion are both reasonable
in light of its current business classification. ConAgra Foods may not have enough liquid assets to
meet its near-term financial commitments, as measured by its current ratio of 0.76. Up to the point
when the company has trouble paying down the debt through operating cash flow or new capital,
ConAgra Foods may profit from debt. Therefore, ConAgra Foods' investors stand to lose everything
As a result, Conagra is seen as a hazardous investment and is not recommended for Mr. Donothing.