Stock has dropped 17 dollars since keebler went away from dsd,it’s not working folks. As long as dsd if profitable, nabisco will stick to dsd. If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. Here come the haters saying I’m wrong, lol.
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I do see us being laidoff for a 3PL (3rd Party) platform. Mondelez doesn’t care about us all they worry about is profits. 3PL is way cheaper for them and half the US is 3PL. We only have 1 branch left in California. Don’t believe me Checkout YouTube for Mondelez’s future warehouse which is ran by DHL a 3rd party logistics company.
Funny you phrased it like you did, “Kellogg’s saw its future”.
Why yes! See Kellogg’s reacted to what’s called a sales trend.
Mondelez on the other hand also has what’s called a sales trend, much like Kellogg’s. We have continued to lose revenue, so that’s what’s called a downward trend. With me? We promised shareholders a growth number per year when we split with Kraft and have missed by a landslide every year. Our numbers are trending in the negatives in NA.
Kellogg’s took a calculated risk based on sales trends, as well as the fact that they knew retailers were going to end dsd.
Most people are waiting, want to see what 25 years will get me in a severance. Leaving now will only get me my 401K. Does not mean I don’t want to be aware! One Team, One Dream rallies were a smokescreen for management to make employees feel their jobs were safe.
They're outperforming our stock! Currently Kelloggs is 60.27. Mondelez is currently 40.11. Not sure what the point of this thread is. You trying to say that if Kelloggs was still DSD their stock price would be higher than 60.27? I doubt it. It would be much lower like ours
So Kellogg saw the future, they said their stock will fall 25 dollars if they don’t get rid of dsd keebler, so they said will get rid of it to only have it dropped only to 17 dollars........ I’ll wait.
Yes, Mondelez will continue to lose money in the U.S. just so you can keep your job. We invented a new corporate model, workers before shareholders.
Kellogg’s exited when they did because they knew it was coming anyways. They hoped the jump would be an advantage, and yes it has! Look at share. Keebler has outperformed us, period!
If Kelloggs was still in DSD, stock prices would have dropped more than 17 dollars.
Probably about a 25 dollar drop with DSD