Group 1 - Kraft Heinz has been struggling with stagnant growth, with shares down 17% over the past five years, raising concerns among investors [1][2] - The company is reportedly considering a breakup, potentially spinning off a segment valued at around $20 billion, while the total market cap is approximately $34 billion [4] - The proposed split may separate the business into one focusing on spreads and sauces and another on processed meats and cheeses, which could enhance growth potential for the more health-conscious segment [4][5] Group 2 - Kraft's annual revenue has remained steady at around $26 billion, but this lack of growth is not appealing to investors, especially as many brands are associated with unhealthy eating [6] - The stock currently offers a high dividend yield of 5.5%, but concerns about future declines in revenue and profit may jeopardize the sustainability of this dividend [8][9] - The stock is trading at 13 times its trailing earnings, appearing cheap, but uncertainty around the business necessitates a cautious approach before making investment decisions [10][12]