POST HOLDINGS, INC.

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Post Holdings, Inc. is a diversified consumer packaged goods company that primarily focuses on food products. It was founded in 2015 through the combination of Post Foods and other food brands, and it operates across various segments including cereals, snacks, and frozen foods. The company is known for its popular cereal brands such as Honey Bunches of Oats and Plain Toppers, as well as its portfolio of other processed food products. Post Holdings emphasizes innovation and brand development within the food industry.

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Company News

5 Under-the-Radar Consumer Staples Stocks With Pricing Power
Investing.com • Chris Markoch • January 9, 2026

Consumer staples stocks underperformed in 2025, but mid-cap names with pricing power and margin protection strategies present opportunities for 2026. Five beaten-down stocks—Hormel Foods, Conagra Brands, Lamb Weston, Post Holdings, and J.M. Smucker—offer solid earnings growth projections, attractive valuations, and dividend yields, with upsid...

Post Holdings Insider Sells $160,000 Worth of Stock in Line With Past Transactions
The Motley Fool • Sara Appino • December 31, 2025

Bradly A. Harper, SVP and Chief Accounting Officer of Post Holdings, sold 1,658 shares worth $160,303 on December 5, 2025, at $96.69 per share. The sale represents 11.4% of his direct holdings and aligns with his consistent selling pattern throughout 2025, suggesting disciplined stock compensation management rather than concern about the company'...

Post Holdings Acquires 8th Avenue For $880 Million, Boosts Outlook
Benzinga • Lekha Gupta • June 4, 2025

Post Holdings announced the acquisition of 8th Avenue Food & Provisions for $880 million, which is expected to expand its product portfolio and boost its financial outlook.

3 Food Stocks That Could Outperform as AI Optimizes the Industry
Investing.com • Damian Nowiszewski • March 20, 2025

The article discusses three food stocks - Ingredion Incorporated, Post Holdings, and Nomad Foods - that could outperform as AI optimizes the industry. The companies are seen as having upside potential and stable business models.

Why Shares of WK Kellogg Stock Plummeted This Week
The Motley Fool • Josh Kohn-Lindquist • December 20, 2024

Kellogg's stock dropped 14% this week as its cereal peers, General Mills and Post, reported news that could negatively impact Kellogg's pure-play cereal focus. General Mills' weak guidance for the cereal industry and Post's continued diversification away from cereal are seen as potential headwinds for Kellogg.

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