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KHC

The Kraft Heinz Company
Consumer DefensivePackaged FoodsValue
$23.50 · 15min delay
β 0.05

A steady large-cap business trading near fair value.

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52-wk low $21.0452-wk high $29.19

Mkt Cap

$27.87B

P/E

—

PEG

0.99

P/B

0.66

Dividend

6.88%

ROE

-12.6%

About the business

The Kraft Heinz Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets food and beverage products in North America and internationally. Its products include condiments, sauces, dressings, and spreads; cheese, frozen potato products, and other frozen meals; meal kits, frozen snacks, and pickles; dry packaged desserts, refrigerated ready to eat desserts, and other dessert toppings; ready to drink and powdered beverages, and liquid concentrates; American sliced and recipe cheeses; mainstream coffee, coffee pods, and premium coffee; and cold cuts, bacon, and hot dogs. It offers its products under the Kraft, Oscar Mayer, Heinz, Philadelphia, Lunchables, Velveeta, Ore-Ida, Capri Sun, Maxwell House, Kool-Aid, Jell-O, ABC, Master, Quero, Golden Circle, Wattie's, Pudliszki, and Plasmon brands, as well as Bagel Bites, Claussen, A1, and Cool Whip. It sells its products through its own sales organizations, as well as through independent brokers, agents, and distributors to chain, wholesale, cooperative, and independent grocery accounts; convenience, value, and club stores; pharmacies and drug stores; mass merchants; foodservice distributors; institutions, including hotels, restaurants, bakeries, hospitals, health care facilities, and government agencies; and various e-commerce platforms and retailers. The company has a strategic partnership with the National Football League. The company was formerly known as H.J. Heinz Holding Corporation and changed its name to The Kraft Heinz Company in July 2015. The company was founded in 1869 and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Who would buy KHC?

Consensus 18/100 · Mixed · Investors are split.

1 6 8

Endorses

· 1 framework
  • Fama / French· Pure Value Factor100/100

    P/B < 1.5 0.66× clears "< 1.50×".

Rejects

· 3 frameworks
  • Charlie Munger· Munger Elite Quality11/100

    ROE > 25% (elite) is -12.6% — fails "> 25.0%".

  • William O'Neil
Insider activity · Negative

Insider selling outweighs buying

Strength 45/100

2 insiders sold $6.6M on a discretionary basis. Discretionary selling carries more signal than planned disposals, but insiders sell for many non-thesis reasons (taxes, diversification, life events) — do not over-read it. Over the 6M window, insiders are net buyers by 749,886 shares.

In Prism's context

Insider selling on a cheap or stressed name is a more meaningful negative than on a compounder — the people closest to the business are not voting with their wallets. Weigh this against the framework verdict (Fails criteria).

InsiderRoleTypeDateSharesAvg priceValueOwn
ONELL CORYOfficerOpen-market sellMar 3, 202614,036$24.51$344KDirect
CAMACHO RODOLFO MOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202670,748$0.91$64KDirect
AYDIN JANELLEOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202662,372$1.14$71KDirect
MACIEL ANDREOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 2026151,327$1.01$152KDirect
ONELL CORYOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202652,869$0.00$0Direct
FROST DIANAOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202653,555$0.00$0Direct
ASHER CHRISOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202620,451$2.39$49KDirect
PATRICIO MIGUELDirectorAward / grantFeb 27, 202656,029$0.00$0Direct
AMAYA NICOLASOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202648,254$0.00$0Direct
TORRES FLAVIOOfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 202632,991$0.00$0Direct
WILLIS ANGEL SGeneral CounselAward / grantFeb 27, 202650,796$2.00$102KDirect
CAHILLANE STEVEN AChief Executive OfficerAward / grantFeb 27, 2026182,853$0.00$0Direct
CAHILLANE STEVEN AChief Executive OfficerAward / grantJan 30, 2026231,677$0.00$0Direct
PATRICIO MIGUELOfficer and DirectorOpen-market sellDec 18, 2025250,000$24.83$6.21MIndirect

Insider activity from Yahoo Finance (quoteSummary: insiderTransactions + netSharePurchaseActivity). Cached 6 hours. · Insiders hold 27.8% of shares outstanding.

Net 6M: +749,886 sh

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What this means: A notable drawdown — worth re-reading the framework verdicts below with the cheaper price in mind.

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Archetype tilt

Whether this leans your book more toward Quality, Value, Growth, Deep Value, Income, or Momentum.

KHC is currently tagged:ValueFails criteria (18/100)

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Probabilistic recommendation· rec-v1.0.0-2026-04

The Kraft Heinz Company · KHC

KHC: 57% estimated probability of outperforming over the next 12M window. 2 of 6 signal families mixed (medium confidence). Strongest support: 35% below fair value. Main risk to monitor: Thin interest coverage.

Outperform prob.
57%
vs S&P 500 · 12M
medium confidence
Expected return
-5.0% → +31.0%
mid +13.0% / yr
Downside (p20)
-0.6%
stress -1.1%
Data quality
98/100
Excellent

Probabilistic research output, not financial advice. Prism recommendations are based on available data, historical relationships, and model assumptions. They do not guarantee future returns. Conduct independent due diligence before any investment decision.

Backtested and similar-setup statistics may be affected by survivorship bias, look-ahead bias, overfitting, transaction costs, liquidity constraints, and data limitations. Probability estimates are anchored heuristics — not validated forecasts — until the walk-forward backtest pipeline is in place.

Prism Score

Composite 75/100. Strongest contribution from valuation; weakest from quality.

Composite
75
/ 100
Attractive
Deep valueval.
100/ 100

P/B 0.66× · FCF yield 11.5%

Margin of safetyval.
95/ 100

35% below fair value

Bull · base · bear scenarios

Three plausible paths over a 5-year horizon.

Indicative only. Probabilities are model-implied weights for stress-testing — not forecasts.

Bull
~20%
$46.97
+14.8% / yr (5y)

A turnaround takes hold: margin recovers toward peer averages, revenue stabilises, and the market re-prices the asset value rather than the running earnings.

Drivers
  • • Margin expands by 200–400 bps from 21%
  • • Stranded asset value crystallises
  • • Multiple re-rates one full turn higher
Base
~45%
$36.13
+9.0% / yr (5y)

No deterioration, no surprise re-acceleration. 21% operating margin and 1% top-line growth chug along; the multiple slowly converges to the central fair-value estimate.

Global value comparison

The Kraft Heinz Company vs sector medians — GCC, MENA, and Global ex-US.

Sector: Consumer Defensive. MENA-aware investors can sanity-check whether the US name is offering value relative to regional peers.

MetricKHCGCC medianMENA medianGlobal ex-US
P/E (TTM)—18.0×15.0×17.0×
P/B0.66×3.50×2.80×3.20×
Dividend yield6.88%3.20%2.80%2.60%
ROE-12.6%
Earnings reaction explainer

KHC beat by 9.8%.

Beat· +9.8%

Reported EPS $0.58 vs $0.53 expected — a routine beat. Read the rest of the print (guidance, margins, segment mix) before assuming the multiple should expand. Trailing operating margin: 20.7%.

  • Quality investorsPositive

    A routine beat with stable margins is the textbook compounder pattern — nothing changes in the thesis.

  • Value investorsNeutral

    Whether the beat matters depends on entry multiple. P/E — sets the bar.

  • Growth investorsNeutral

    Positive but unremarkable — guidance and KPI commentary will move the stock more than the beat itself.

What to watch on the next print

News & events

Next earnings

Wed, Jul 29 · consensus EPS $0.53 · last actual $0.58

  • Snackables Launch Tests Kraft Heinz Efforts To Refresh Lunchables Growth

    Simply Wall St. · just now

  • 3 Berkshire Stocks Under $30 and 2 Under $30 Greg Abel May Buy

    24/7 Wall St. · just now

  • Kraft Heinz Celebrates 250 Years of Summer Cookouts with "The United Tastes of America"

    Business Wire · just now

Key Metrics at a Glance

P/E Ratio (TTM)

N/A

PEG Ratio

0.99

P/B Ratio

0.66

EPS Growth

13.6%

Revenue Growth

0.8%

Debt / Equity

0.50

Net Cash / Share

$-14.37

Return on Equity

-12.6%

Gross Margin

34.0%

Operating Margin

20.7%

FCF / Share

$2.71

Current Ratio

1.20

· Momentum / CAN SLIM
13/100

Within 15% of 52-wk high is -19.5% — fails "> -15.0%".

  • Peter Lynch· Lynch GARP25/100

    EPS Growth > 15% is 13.6% — fails "> 15.0%".

  • See the full rule-by-rule drill-down below
    Prism Score
    75/100
    Medium-Low agreement
    Signal families · 2 of 6 signal families mixed
    Agreement: Medium-Low
    • Valuationpositive

      Trades materially below the fair-value range — historically a tailwind for forward returns.

      35% below fair valueReverse DCF: low expectations bar11.5% FCF yield
      91
      /100
    • Qualityneutral

      Quality is mixed — some strengths, some softness.

      ROE -13% (weak)Op margin 21%
      48
      /100
    • Balance sheetnegative

      Leverage is high relative to coverage — balance-sheet risk on the table.

      Thin interest coverage
      40
      /100
    • Momentumneutral

      Price trend is unremarkable — neither tailwind nor headwind.

      46
      /100
    • Behaviouralnegative

      Informed money is leaning the other way — net selling or thin interest.

      Net insider selling ($10.8M)2 tracked holders · peak 22.1%Short ratio 5.8d (elevated)
      40
      /100
    • Catalysts & eventspositive

      Recent print + capital-return signal lean positive.

      EPS beat (+10%)6.9% covered yield
      60
      /100
    Positive drivers
    • • 35% below fair value
    • • Reverse DCF: low expectations bar
    • • 11.5% FCF yield
    • • EPS beat (+10%)
    • • 6.9% covered yield
    Key risks
    • • Thin interest coverage
    • • Net insider selling ($10.8M)
    • • 2 tracked holders · peak 22.1%
    • • Short ratio 5.8d (elevated)
    Suggested diligence questions
    • 1. Is the valuation discount durable, or is the market pricing in deteriorating fundamentals?
    Similar historical setups[MOCK DATA]

    Among 105 historical setups with similar Prism Score and signal-agreement profiles, 55% beat the benchmark over the next 12 months, with average excess return of +3.0% / yr.

    Probabilistic research output — not financial advice.
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    Quality20%
    39/ 100

    ROE -13% · Op margin 21%

    Balance sheet15%
    74/ 100

    D/E 0.50 · CR 1.20

    Insider convictionown.
    60/ 100

    Net selling — 6 insiders

    Superinvestorown.
    83/ 100

    2 tracked holders · peak 22.1%

    Shareholder yield10%
    100/ 100

    6.88% yield + buyback runway

    Momentum5%
    44/ 100

    30% through 52w range

    Growth5%
    57/ 100

    EPS 14% · Rev 1%

    Designed to surface potentially attractive characteristics — descriptive, not prescriptive. For research and educational purposes only.

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    Drivers
    • • Revenue growth holds near 1%
    • • Operating margin stays around 21%
    • • No major balance-sheet surprises
    Bear
    ~35%
    $27.10
    +2.9% / yr (5y)

    Cyclical earnings prove to be at peak; revenue stalls and the multiple, already low, drifts lower as estimates re-rate down.

    Drivers
    • • Operating margin compresses 200–400 bps
    • • Multiple compresses as estimates roll back
    • • Sentiment de-rates the name to a deeper-value multiple
    Indicative weights
    18.0%
    16.0%
    14.0%

    Editorial dataset · as of 2024-12-31. Sector medians are hand-maintained from public Tadawul / ADX / DFM / QSE / EGX disclosures and indicative Global ex-US references. Live licensed data is on the roadmap. For research and educational purposes only.

    • • Whether margin expansion sustains into next quarter
    • • Forward guidance update — beats without raises tend to fade
    • • Dividend coverage commentary
  • Kraft Heinz’s biggest portfolio campaign to date celebrates America250

    Marketing Dive · just now

  • Lunchables Introduces Snackables, Its First-Ever Double Snack Pack Designed to Split, Swap and Share

    Business Wire · just now

  • Dutch Bros offers incredible value to consumers amid high prices: CEO

    Yahoo Finance Video · just now

  • Institutional Own.

    64.2%

    Insider Own.

    27.8%

    Dividend Yield

    6.88%

    Book Value / Share

    $35.35

    Superinvestor ownership

    Held by 2 tracked superinvestors · peak weight 5.8%

    Grand Portfolio
    • Dan Loeb

      Third Point LLC · Q4 2025

      5.8%
    • Warren Buffett

      Berkshire Hathaway · Q4 2025

      3.6%

    Weights reflect each investor's latest 13F or factsheet snapshot. Data lags real time by 45+ days.