Kellogg's Breakup: Stock Slides as Cereal Giant Launches Standalone Companies
Kellogg is officially splitting into two companies today, with Kellanova housing snack brands like Pringles and Pop-Tarts, and the traditional cereal business being called WK Kellogg Co. Shares initially rose but turned more than 6% lower ahead of the opening bell. Wall Street is taking a wait-and-see approach on both businesses, with Kellanova needing to jump-start sales growth and improve international exposure, while WK Kellogg Co must improve margins by cutting costs in a slow-growing cereal industry.




