July 27, 2022
Kraft Heinz boosted its Q2 2022 earnings against the prior year period despite a slight sales decline, according to a press release. The company also raised its full year expectations.
Highlights include:
Shares traded today at $36.07 against a 52-week range of $32.79-$44.87.
The $6.55 billion in quarterly revenue beat analyst expectations by $190 million, while the non-GAAP EPS of 70 cents beat expectations by 2 cents, according to Seeking Alpha.
The company declared a 40 cent dividend in line with expectations, payable Sept. 23 for shareholders of record Aug. 26.
"We delivered yet another quarter of strong results as we continue to successfully navigate near-term headwinds, enabled by further advancements of our long-term strategy," Kraft Heinz CEO and Chairman Miguel Patricio said in the press release. "We are anticipating and adapting to changing market conditions while managing inflation through pricing realization and gross efficiencies."
The company is raising expectations for 2022 organic net sales to a high-single-digit percentage increase versus the prior year period, as compared to previous expectations of a mid-single-digit percentage increase, reflecting strong performance to date and ongoing business momentum.