卡夫亨氏停止分拆 新任首席执行官称问题 “可解决”

Group 1 - The new CEO of Kraft Heinz, Steve Cahillane, announced the suspension of the company's plan to split into two separate entities, stating that many of the challenges faced are manageable and within the company's control [1][2] - Kraft Heinz's stock price fell approximately 5% in pre-market trading, reflecting investor concerns over the company's ongoing struggles since the merger a decade ago, which has not met growth expectations [2] - The company plans to focus on marketing and research, investing $600 million to revive its U.S. business [3] Group 2 - Kraft Heinz had initially projected to complete the split by the end of 2026, with the aim of creating one company focused on grocery products and another on condiments and spreads [2] - The company forecasts a decline in organic net sales of 1.5% to 3.5% for 2026, which includes an estimated impact of about 100 basis points due to delays in U.S. food stamp benefits [2]