Danone is looking to sell its assets to meet the midterm goal
The aviation and cruise industries are not the only ones
affected by the pandemic. Even one of the largest foods and drink groups globally
– Danone, is having pandemic-induced issues.
Danone’s
representatives announced that they would sell various assets and reorganize
its management to cope with the pandemic’s effects. Despite the coping, Danone
is looking to reconnect with its midterm goals and reach a sales growth of
3%-5%.
To achieve its goal, Danone will review Vega – a plant-based
protein powders brand, after in October it announced that it is looking to sell
its stakes in Yakult.
The move comes after its Q3 sales dropped 2.5%. The market
was looking for a 2.2% decrease. For the full year, Danone is expecting to
reach $2.1 billion of free cash flow.
After the news hit the wire, Danone’s stock price went up
more than 2%. Year-to-date, the company’s shares are down 25%.
Sources: marketwatch.com,
finance.yahoo.com
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