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...enthält nur noch das Nordamerika-Geschäft der alten Gruppe.
Das internationale Geschäft heißt jetzt Mondelez: Thread: Mondelez - Kraft Foods-Nachfolger
alter Thread: Kraft Foods / Die Welt braucht NAHRUNG
Das internationale Geschäft heißt jetzt Mondelez: Thread: Mondelez - Kraft Foods-Nachfolger
alter Thread: Kraft Foods / Die Welt braucht NAHRUNG
Spin-Off Information
On October 1, 2012 (the "distribution date"), Kraft Foods Inc. completed the spin-off of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. (the North American grocery business) through a pro rata dividend of all outstanding shares of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. common stock to Kraft Foods Inc. shareholders of record on the record date. On the distribution date, each Kraft Foods Inc. shareholder received one share of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. common stock for every three shares of Kraft Foods Inc. common stock owned on the record date.
Kraft Foods Inc. also changed its name to Mondelēz International, Inc. on October 1, 2012. Beginning on October 2, 2012, Mondelēz International, Inc. will begin trading on The NASDAQ Global Select Market under the ticker symbol (“MDLZ”). The “KFT” ticker has been retired. There is no action required on your part with respect to the shares of Mondelēz International, Inc. common stock that you hold.
Therefore, post-spin, you will own 1 share of Mondelēz International, Inc. (MDLZ) and .33 shares of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. (KRFT) for every share of Kraft Foods Inc. (KFT) that you currently own. In addition, you will receive cash in lieu of any fractional shares of KRFT...
On October 1, 2012 (the "distribution date"), Kraft Foods Inc. completed the spin-off of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. (the North American grocery business) through a pro rata dividend of all outstanding shares of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. common stock to Kraft Foods Inc. shareholders of record on the record date. On the distribution date, each Kraft Foods Inc. shareholder received one share of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. common stock for every three shares of Kraft Foods Inc. common stock owned on the record date.
Kraft Foods Inc. also changed its name to Mondelēz International, Inc. on October 1, 2012. Beginning on October 2, 2012, Mondelēz International, Inc. will begin trading on The NASDAQ Global Select Market under the ticker symbol (“MDLZ”). The “KFT” ticker has been retired. There is no action required on your part with respect to the shares of Mondelēz International, Inc. common stock that you hold.
Therefore, post-spin, you will own 1 share of Mondelēz International, Inc. (MDLZ) and .33 shares of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. (KRFT) for every share of Kraft Foods Inc. (KFT) that you currently own. In addition, you will receive cash in lieu of any fractional shares of KRFT...
...sie planen 2,00$ Dividende:
September 7, 2012
Building "North America's Best Food & Beverage Company"
Kraft Foods Outlines Growth Plans for North American Grocery Business
Plans to Deliver Profitable Top-Line Growth, Consistent Bottom-Line Growth and Superior Dividend Payout
Issues 2013 GAAP EPS Guidance of Approximately $2.60
BOSTON, Sept. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The future leadership team of Kraft Foods Inc.'s North American grocery business presented its growth plans and financial outlook at a meeting of analysts and investors today in Boston. The business, which will become an independent public company in October, expects to deliver steady and profitable top-line growth, consistent bottom-line growth and a superior dividend payout.
As previously announced, Kraft Foods Inc. plans to spin-off Kraft Foods Group, Inc., which will hold Kraft Foods' North American grocery business, at 5 p.m. EDT on Oct. 1, 2012. Kraft Foods Group will trade on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol "KRFT." Following the spin-off, Kraft Foods Inc. will be renamed Mondelēz International, Inc. Mondelēz International will trade on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol "MDLZ."
"Today, I have the honor to introduce a new Kraft, one with the spirit of a startup and the soul of a powerhouse," said Tony Vernon, President of Kraft Foods North America and future Chief Executive Officer of Kraft Foods Group. "Our aim is to be North America's best food and beverage company, and we'll get there by continuing to offer products consumers love, creating a performance-based culture that motivates and excites employees and becoming the best investment in the industry."
"Tony and his team have a clear mission and are ready to deliver," said John Cahill, future Executive Chairman of Kraft Foods Group. "I'm confident we have the right plans and people in place to unlock the value of the North American grocery business after its spin-off."
Unleashing the Power of an Unparalleled Portfolio
Kraft Foods Group offers a diverse, unrivaled portfolio of admired brands with products in the beverages, cheese, convenient meals and grocery categories. Led by iconic brands like Kraft, Oscar Mayer and Maxwell House, Kraft Foods Group will be North America's fourth largest consumer packaged food and beverage company out of the gate, with revenues of approximately $19 billion in 2011. Ten of the company's brands achieved sales of $500 million or more in 2011, while an additional 17 brands posted sales of $100 million or more in 2011. Approximately 80 percent of Kraft Foods Group's revenue comes from categories in which the company holds the No. 1 or No. 2 market position.
Growth Plans
Kraft Foods Group's future growth will be driven by a four-part strategic plan: making its people its competitive edge, executing with excellence, "turbocharging" its iconic brands and redefining efficiency.
To make its people its competitive edge, Kraft Foods Group plans to create a more nimble, less-layered organization and unleash the skills and creativity of its people by breaking down walls -- literally and figuratively -- at the company. Incentive plans will be redesigned to incorporate stock ownership more broadly to reinforce the alignment between employee and shareholder interests. Stepped-up investment in talent acquisition and a newly created "Kraft University" will help create the next generation of Kraft leaders.
Second, Kraft Foods Group will execute with excellence by strategically allocating resources to best leverage the breadth of the company's portfolio, sales and warehouse distribution system. In April 2012, Kraft Foods Group's highly regarded sales organization teamed up with Acosta, a leading sales agency, which has helped expand in-store merchandising coverage by 30 percent and grow the company's presence on store shelves with a 5 percent increase in total distribution points. The sales organization has also realigned its incentives to focus on net revenue growth and profit dollars.
The third step in the company's plan is to "turbocharge" its iconic brands so they can grow faster than the market and key competitors. This means delivering the right products at the right price points, introducing "big bet" innovations like MiO, which created an entirely new product category of liquid beverage enhancers, addressing health & wellness needs through the reformulation of existing products and introduction of new products, and investing in world-class marketing. Increased advertising in brands like Velveeta, Philadelphia, Kraft Mayo and Capri Sun has already resulted in significant sales increases.
Lastly, Kraft Foods Group will redefine efficiency to free up cash, in order to make these important investments in people, innovation and marketing. The company will employ several tools such as Lean Six Sigma, supply chain simplification and strategic sourcing, with the goal of becoming the lowest cost producer in its categories. Success will be measured through external benchmarking to reinforce a results-driven culture.
Long-term Outlook
Kraft Foods Group expects to be well-positioned over the long term to deliver steady, reliable growth with a strong focus on cash flow to fund a highly competitive dividend and reinvestment in people, innovation and brand-building. The company will consistently aim to accomplish:
Organic revenue growth1 at or above the North American food and beverage market rate of growth;
Mid-single digit Operating Income growth;
Mid-to-high single digit EPS growth;
Mid-single digit dividend growth; and
Free Cash Flow1 of at least 85% of Net Income.
"Cash will be king at Kraft," said Tim McLevish, Chief Financial Officer of Kraft Foods Group. "What matters to shareholders is total return and dollars in their pockets. And cash will be the fuel to grow our business."
2013 Outlook
Kraft Foods Group will launch from a position of strength, having delivered four consecutive quarters of top- and bottom-line growth. In 2013, the company expects to continue that momentum with organic revenue growth in line with market growth, despite a negative impact of 1 point due to product pruning.
Productivity improvements and overhead savings are expected to drive 2013 EPS of approximately $2.60 on a GAAP basis. This outlook assumes interest expense of approximately $520 million and an effective tax rate of 35 percent. The results for the year also include restructuring costs of about $240 million (or 26 cents per share), compared to expected ongoing costs of about $125 million (or 14 cents per share) in a typical year. Free cash flow is expected to be about 70 percent of GAAP net income – below the long-term target of at least 85 percent due to an extra tax payment in 2013 of approximately $200 million.
The management team expects to recommend to the Board an annual dividend of $2.00 per share.
September 7, 2012
Building "North America's Best Food & Beverage Company"
Kraft Foods Outlines Growth Plans for North American Grocery Business
Plans to Deliver Profitable Top-Line Growth, Consistent Bottom-Line Growth and Superior Dividend Payout
Issues 2013 GAAP EPS Guidance of Approximately $2.60
BOSTON, Sept. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The future leadership team of Kraft Foods Inc.'s North American grocery business presented its growth plans and financial outlook at a meeting of analysts and investors today in Boston. The business, which will become an independent public company in October, expects to deliver steady and profitable top-line growth, consistent bottom-line growth and a superior dividend payout.
As previously announced, Kraft Foods Inc. plans to spin-off Kraft Foods Group, Inc., which will hold Kraft Foods' North American grocery business, at 5 p.m. EDT on Oct. 1, 2012. Kraft Foods Group will trade on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol "KRFT." Following the spin-off, Kraft Foods Inc. will be renamed Mondelēz International, Inc. Mondelēz International will trade on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol "MDLZ."
"Today, I have the honor to introduce a new Kraft, one with the spirit of a startup and the soul of a powerhouse," said Tony Vernon, President of Kraft Foods North America and future Chief Executive Officer of Kraft Foods Group. "Our aim is to be North America's best food and beverage company, and we'll get there by continuing to offer products consumers love, creating a performance-based culture that motivates and excites employees and becoming the best investment in the industry."
"Tony and his team have a clear mission and are ready to deliver," said John Cahill, future Executive Chairman of Kraft Foods Group. "I'm confident we have the right plans and people in place to unlock the value of the North American grocery business after its spin-off."
Unleashing the Power of an Unparalleled Portfolio
Kraft Foods Group offers a diverse, unrivaled portfolio of admired brands with products in the beverages, cheese, convenient meals and grocery categories. Led by iconic brands like Kraft, Oscar Mayer and Maxwell House, Kraft Foods Group will be North America's fourth largest consumer packaged food and beverage company out of the gate, with revenues of approximately $19 billion in 2011. Ten of the company's brands achieved sales of $500 million or more in 2011, while an additional 17 brands posted sales of $100 million or more in 2011. Approximately 80 percent of Kraft Foods Group's revenue comes from categories in which the company holds the No. 1 or No. 2 market position.
Growth Plans
Kraft Foods Group's future growth will be driven by a four-part strategic plan: making its people its competitive edge, executing with excellence, "turbocharging" its iconic brands and redefining efficiency.
To make its people its competitive edge, Kraft Foods Group plans to create a more nimble, less-layered organization and unleash the skills and creativity of its people by breaking down walls -- literally and figuratively -- at the company. Incentive plans will be redesigned to incorporate stock ownership more broadly to reinforce the alignment between employee and shareholder interests. Stepped-up investment in talent acquisition and a newly created "Kraft University" will help create the next generation of Kraft leaders.
Second, Kraft Foods Group will execute with excellence by strategically allocating resources to best leverage the breadth of the company's portfolio, sales and warehouse distribution system. In April 2012, Kraft Foods Group's highly regarded sales organization teamed up with Acosta, a leading sales agency, which has helped expand in-store merchandising coverage by 30 percent and grow the company's presence on store shelves with a 5 percent increase in total distribution points. The sales organization has also realigned its incentives to focus on net revenue growth and profit dollars.
The third step in the company's plan is to "turbocharge" its iconic brands so they can grow faster than the market and key competitors. This means delivering the right products at the right price points, introducing "big bet" innovations like MiO, which created an entirely new product category of liquid beverage enhancers, addressing health & wellness needs through the reformulation of existing products and introduction of new products, and investing in world-class marketing. Increased advertising in brands like Velveeta, Philadelphia, Kraft Mayo and Capri Sun has already resulted in significant sales increases.
Lastly, Kraft Foods Group will redefine efficiency to free up cash, in order to make these important investments in people, innovation and marketing. The company will employ several tools such as Lean Six Sigma, supply chain simplification and strategic sourcing, with the goal of becoming the lowest cost producer in its categories. Success will be measured through external benchmarking to reinforce a results-driven culture.
Long-term Outlook
Kraft Foods Group expects to be well-positioned over the long term to deliver steady, reliable growth with a strong focus on cash flow to fund a highly competitive dividend and reinvestment in people, innovation and brand-building. The company will consistently aim to accomplish:
Organic revenue growth1 at or above the North American food and beverage market rate of growth;
Mid-single digit Operating Income growth;
Mid-to-high single digit EPS growth;
Mid-single digit dividend growth; and
Free Cash Flow1 of at least 85% of Net Income.
"Cash will be king at Kraft," said Tim McLevish, Chief Financial Officer of Kraft Foods Group. "What matters to shareholders is total return and dollars in their pockets. And cash will be the fuel to grow our business."
2013 Outlook
Kraft Foods Group will launch from a position of strength, having delivered four consecutive quarters of top- and bottom-line growth. In 2013, the company expects to continue that momentum with organic revenue growth in line with market growth, despite a negative impact of 1 point due to product pruning.
Productivity improvements and overhead savings are expected to drive 2013 EPS of approximately $2.60 on a GAAP basis. This outlook assumes interest expense of approximately $520 million and an effective tax rate of 35 percent. The results for the year also include restructuring costs of about $240 million (or 26 cents per share), compared to expected ongoing costs of about $125 million (or 14 cents per share) in a typical year. Free cash flow is expected to be about 70 percent of GAAP net income – below the long-term target of at least 85 percent due to an extra tax payment in 2013 of approximately $200 million.
The management team expects to recommend to the Board an annual dividend of $2.00 per share.
Überprüft die Einbuchungen der neuen Kraft Foods Aktien. Wurden diese durch den Spin Off besteuert, dann dürfen diese nicht mit dem Wert Null eingebucht werden ! Sie müssen mit dem Wert der Besteuerung eingebucht werden, sonst zahlt man bei einem Verkauf für den gesamten Wert !
Der amerikanische Lebensmittelkonzern Kraft Foods (ISIN: US50075N1046, NASDAQ: KRFT) zahlt seinen Aktionären 5 Prozent mehr Dividende. Zukünftig werden 52,2 US-Cents je Aktie ausbezahlt, das sind 2,5 US-Cents mehr als im Vorquartal.
Auf das Jahr hochgerechnet schüttet Kraft Foods künftig 2,10 US-Dollar. aus Beim derzeitigen Aktienkurs von 52,96 US-Dollar (Stand: 2. Oktober 2013) liegt die aktuelle Dividendenrendite damit bei 3,97 Prozent. Die Ausschüttung erfolgt am 25. Oktober 2013 (Record date: 11. Oktober 2013).
Zum 1. Oktober 2012 erfolgte die Aufspaltung des Kraft Food-Konzerns in zwei unabhängige Unternehmen. Das nordamerikanische Lebensmittelgeschäft mit Marken wie Philadelphia, Maxwell House Kaffee oder auch Miracel Whip wird unter dem Namen Kraft Foods Group (KRFT) geführt. Als zweites Unternehmen werden unter dem Namen Mondelez International (MDLZ) Marken wie Oreo, Cadbury, Milka, Trident Kaugummi oder Jacobs Kaffee geführt.
Der Umsatz der Kraft Foods Group lag Mitte des Jahres bei 18 Mrd. US-Dollar. Es werden 23.000 Mitarbeiter beschäftigt. Für 2013 erwartet Kraft Foods einen Ertrag in Höhe von 2,75 US-Dollar je Aktie, wie Anfang Mai mitgeteilt wurde.
Auf das Jahr hochgerechnet schüttet Kraft Foods künftig 2,10 US-Dollar. aus Beim derzeitigen Aktienkurs von 52,96 US-Dollar (Stand: 2. Oktober 2013) liegt die aktuelle Dividendenrendite damit bei 3,97 Prozent. Die Ausschüttung erfolgt am 25. Oktober 2013 (Record date: 11. Oktober 2013).
Zum 1. Oktober 2012 erfolgte die Aufspaltung des Kraft Food-Konzerns in zwei unabhängige Unternehmen. Das nordamerikanische Lebensmittelgeschäft mit Marken wie Philadelphia, Maxwell House Kaffee oder auch Miracel Whip wird unter dem Namen Kraft Foods Group (KRFT) geführt. Als zweites Unternehmen werden unter dem Namen Mondelez International (MDLZ) Marken wie Oreo, Cadbury, Milka, Trident Kaugummi oder Jacobs Kaffee geführt.
Der Umsatz der Kraft Foods Group lag Mitte des Jahres bei 18 Mrd. US-Dollar. Es werden 23.000 Mitarbeiter beschäftigt. Für 2013 erwartet Kraft Foods einen Ertrag in Höhe von 2,75 US-Dollar je Aktie, wie Anfang Mai mitgeteilt wurde.
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Habe die Aktien leider bei der Umstellung in Kraft Food Group & Mondelez im Depot gehabt und musste dann unverhofft Steuern für die Aufspaltung zahlen! Habe natürlich einen Widerspruch gegen den entsprechenden Steuerbescheid eingelegt. Wer kann mir sagen, wie darüber der letzte Stand der Dinge im Steuerrecht / in laufenden Verfahren vor den Finanzgerichten ist?
Danke für etwaige Antworten!
Danke für etwaige Antworten!
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Der amerikanische Lebensmittelkonzern Kraft Foods Group (ISIN: US50076Q1067, NASDAQ: KRFT) steigert seine Quartalsdividende um 5 Prozent oder 2,5 US-Cents auf 55 US-Cents je Aktie. Auf das Jahr hochgerechnet schüttet Kraft 2,20 US-Dollar aus. Beim derzeitigen Aktienkurs von 55,56 US-Dollar (Stand: 7. Oktober 2014) liegt die aktuelle Dividendenrendite damit bei 3,96 Prozent. Die Ausschüttung erfolgt am 31. Oktober 2014 (Record day: 17. Oktober 2014).
Im Oktober 2013 wurde die Dividende um fünf Prozent auf den aktuellen Betrag angehoben. Die Aktie liegt an der Wall Street seit Jahresbeginn mit 10,83 Prozent im Plus. 2013 wurde mit 22.500 Mitarbeitern ein Umsatz von 18 Mrd. US-Dollar erzielt.
Im Oktober 2013 wurde die Dividende um fünf Prozent auf den aktuellen Betrag angehoben. Die Aktie liegt an der Wall Street seit Jahresbeginn mit 10,83 Prozent im Plus. 2013 wurde mit 22.500 Mitarbeitern ein Umsatz von 18 Mrd. US-Dollar erzielt.
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Kraft Foods Group schüttet Dividende aus
Der amerikanische Lebensmittelkonzern Kraft Foods Group (ISIN: US50076Q1067, NASDAQ: KRFT) zahlt seinen Aktionären eine Quartalsdividende von 55 US-Cents je Aktie. Auf das Jahr hochgerechnet schüttet Kraft 2,20 US-Dollar aus. Beim derzeitigen Aktienkurs von 58,83 US-Dollar (Stand: 16. Dezember 2014) liegt die aktuelle Dividendenrendite damit bei 3,74 Prozent. Die Ausschüttung erfolgt am 16. Januar 2015 (Record day: 26. Dezember 2014).
Im Oktober 2014 wurde die Dividende um fünf Prozent auf den aktuellen Betrag angehoben. Die Aktie liegt an der Wall Street seit Jahresbeginn mit 9,13 Prozent im Plus. 2013 wurde mit 22.500 Mitarbeitern ein Umsatz von 18 Mrd. US-Dollar erzielt.
Zum 1. Oktober 2012 erfolgte die Aufspaltung des Kraft Food-Konzerns in zwei unabhängige Unternehmen. Das nordamerikanische Lebensmittelgeschäft mit Marken wie Philadelphia, Maxwell House Kaffee oder auch Miracel Whip wird unter dem Namen Kraft Foods Group (KRFT) geführt. Als zweites Unternehmen werden unter dem Namen Mondelez International (MDLZ) Marken wie Oreo, Cadbury, Milka, Trident Kaugummi oder Jacobs Kaffee geführt.
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Kraft Foods Group schüttet Dividende aus
Der amerikanische Lebensmittelkonzern Kraft Foods Group (ISIN: US50076Q1067, NASDAQ: KRFT) zahlt seinen Aktionären eine Quartalsdividende von 55 US-Cents je Aktie. Auf das Jahr hochgerechnet schüttet Kraft 2,20 US-Dollar aus. Beim derzeitigen Aktienkurs von 58,83 US-Dollar (Stand: 16. Dezember 2014) liegt die aktuelle Dividendenrendite damit bei 3,74 Prozent. Die Ausschüttung erfolgt am 16. Januar 2015 (Record day: 26. Dezember 2014).
Im Oktober 2014 wurde die Dividende um fünf Prozent auf den aktuellen Betrag angehoben. Die Aktie liegt an der Wall Street seit Jahresbeginn mit 9,13 Prozent im Plus. 2013 wurde mit 22.500 Mitarbeitern ein Umsatz von 18 Mrd. US-Dollar erzielt.
Zum 1. Oktober 2012 erfolgte die Aufspaltung des Kraft Food-Konzerns in zwei unabhängige Unternehmen. Das nordamerikanische Lebensmittelgeschäft mit Marken wie Philadelphia, Maxwell House Kaffee oder auch Miracel Whip wird unter dem Namen Kraft Foods Group (KRFT) geführt. Als zweites Unternehmen werden unter dem Namen Mondelez International (MDLZ) Marken wie Oreo, Cadbury, Milka, Trident Kaugummi oder Jacobs Kaffee geführt.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.414.760 von R-BgO am 25.03.15 08:32:26Na dann sollte der Kurs doch mal ein bisserl steigen.
Aber eigentlich hatte ich mir diese Aktie ja hingelegt, um sie meinen Enkeln zu vererben. So wird das nix.
Aber eigentlich hatte ich mir diese Aktie ja hingelegt, um sie meinen Enkeln zu vererben. So wird das nix.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.415.822 von Die rote Zora am 25.03.15 09:48:30Klar kannst Du sie behalten und vererben.
Kraft & Heinz fusionieren.
Gibt $16,50 pro gehaltener Kraftaktie in Bar.
Aus deiner Kraft Aktie wird dann eine Aktie der Firma "Kraft Heinz Company"
Das heißt Du hast anschließend Aktien einer noch größeren Firma, mit mehr Dividendenpotential als Kraft alleine.
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-3QV6OO/415023000…
Kraft & Heinz fusionieren.
Gibt $16,50 pro gehaltener Kraftaktie in Bar.
Aus deiner Kraft Aktie wird dann eine Aktie der Firma "Kraft Heinz Company"
Das heißt Du hast anschließend Aktien einer noch größeren Firma, mit mehr Dividendenpotential als Kraft alleine.
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-3QV6OO/415023000…
Vorsicht bei dieser Kapitalmaßnahme, keiner kennt die steuerliche Behandlung in Deutschland. Ich bin mit Kraft bei der damaligen Abspaltung von Philipp Morris schon einmal in die Steuerfalle getappt. Wenn man das Papier liebt, kann man die Aktie ja nach der Fusion zurück kaufen.
hier geht's weiter...
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