The Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) is implementing a set of bold steps to strengthen its position in the market. They plan to appoint
Steve Cahillane as Chief Executive Officer and also made changes in the Board. The company is also set to remove
artificial dyes from its products by 2027. Amidst these strategic shifts, various
asset management firms are adjusting their equity holdings in KHC. Concerns, however, surface as the company's stock has been sliding and hitting a new 52-week low. To add, Jim Cramer mentioned that KHC's current predicament might be a
"tough deal" and its deep discount is warranted. The company's narrative might change following its announcements of a break up, a move seen to yield a possible asset sales.
Company split appears to be a consequential choice amid challenging operating environment. Irrespective of the current situation, income investors are still keen on KHC due to its defensive dividend characteristics. As it progresses, KHC seems to be exploring
M&A opportunities and even considers a
$20 Billion grocery spinoff. Despite the recent bearish trend, some are still bullish about KHC's future.
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