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The company said it divided its International segment into three operating segments — International Developed Markets, WEEM and AEM — in Q1 2024. North America and International Developed Markets are reportable segments, and WEEM and AEM are combined and reported as Emerging Markets.
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AI summaryThe company said it divided its International segment into three operating segments — International Developed Markets, WEEM and AEM — in Q1 2024. North America and International Developed Markets are reportable segments, and WEEM and AEM are combined and reported as Emerging Markets.
Kraft Heinz said it changed the primary measure of segment profitability from Segment Adjusted EBITDA to Segment Adjusted Operating Income in Q1 2024. The company said it expects the change to help it evaluate segment performance in line with its long-term strategic plan.
The company reported Segment Adjusted Operating Income for the full year 2023 of $5,050 million for North America, $522 million for International Developed Markets and $376 million for Emerging Markets. Net sales for the same period were $20,126 million, $3,623 million and $2,891 million, respectively.
The company reported Adjusted Operating Income of $5,297 million for the year 2023, adjusted from operating income of $4,572 million to exclude impairment losses of $662 million and other items. For the same measure, the full-year 2022 amount was $4,989 million.
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Q1 2024 Segment Reorganization
The company said it divided its International segment into three operating segments — International Developed Markets, WEEM and AEM — in Q1 2024. North America and International Developed Markets are reportable segments, and WEEM and AEM are combined and reported as Emerging Markets.
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Segment Profitability Measure Change
Kraft Heinz said it changed the primary measure of segment profitability from Segment Adjusted EBITDA to Segment Adjusted Operating Income in Q1 2024. The company said it expects the change to help it evaluate segment performance in line with its long-term strategic plan.
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Segment Results for 2023
The company reported Segment Adjusted Operating Income for the full year 2023 of $5,050 million for North America, $522 million for International Developed Markets and $376 million for Emerging Markets. Net sales for the same period were $20,126 million, $3,623 million and $2,891 million, respectively.
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Adjusted Operating Income Reconciliation for 2023
The company reported Adjusted Operating Income of $5,297 million for the year 2023, adjusted from operating income of $4,572 million to exclude impairment losses of $662 million and other items. For the same measure, the full-year 2022 amount was $4,989 million.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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