Conagra Brands, Inc.
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Acquisitions
4
Total Acquisitions
$15.2B
Disclosed Deal Value
2018
$8.1B
Added Birds Eye, Duncan Hines, Vlasic, Wish-Bone, and other brands, increasing scale in frozen and pantry foods.
The deal reshaped Conagra into a larger branded packaged food company.
Pinnacle remains central to Conagra's modern brand portfolio.
2017
$250M
Added a premium ready-to-eat popcorn brand in better-for-you snacking.
Expanded Conagra's snacking portfolio and retailer presence.
BOOMCHICKAPOP remains one of Conagra's recognizable snack brands.
2013
$6.8B
Expanded private-label and packaged-food manufacturing scale.
The deal increased scale but also added complexity that Conagra later unwound.
Conagra later sold much of the private-label business as it refocused on branded foods.
1980
Expanded Conagra into frozen meals and value-oriented convenience food.
Banquet became a core frozen-food brand in the portfolio.
The brand remains part of Conagra's frozen business.
Conagra is focused on revitalizing core brands, improving innovation in frozen meals and snacks, using productivity savings, defending shelf space, growing foodservice where profitable, and adapting to changing consumer health and value preferences.
Conagra earns revenue by selling branded and private-label packaged foods through grocery stores, mass retailers, club stores, convenience channels, e-commerce, and foodservice customers. Its portfolio includes frozen meals, vegetables, snacks, sauces, cooking sprays, canned foods, desserts, meat snacks, and shelf-stable pantry brands.
Notable Conagra deals include Banquet, Ralcorp, Angie's BOOMCHICKAPOP, and Pinnacle Foods.
Pinnacle added Birds Eye, Duncan Hines, Vlasic, Wish-Bone, and more frozen and pantry scale.
The deal added a premium popcorn brand in better-for-you snacking.
No. Conagra also depends on brand renovation, pricing, promotion, innovation, and retailer execution.