What were Conagra Brands' first-quarter adjusted earnings per share and net sales, and how did they compare to Wall Street estimates?

Conagra Brands reported first-quarter adjusted earnings per share of 41 cents, surpassing analysts' estimates of 28 cents, according to LSEG data; its net sales totaled $2.60 billion for the quarter ended August 30, slightly above the estimated $2.59 billion.

Why has Conagra Brands seen resilient demand for its products like Slim Jim, and what broader consumer trend does this reflect?

Resilient demand for Conagra’s pantry staples—including Slim Jim meat snacks—has been driven by budget-conscious consumers preparing more meals at home instead of dining out, as they cope with elevated costs of living amid soaring oil prices and economic uncertainty—a trend that continues to support packaged food companies like Conagra.

Conagra Brands Beats First-Quarter Profit and Sales Estimates

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Conagra Brands reported Q1 adjusted EPS of 41 cents, beating estimates, driven by resilient demand for pantry staples like Slim Jim and Hunt's ketchup amid consumers cooking at home due to high living costs.

reuters

2026-09-30

Conagra Brands Beats First-Quarter Profit and Sales Estimates

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