Mondelez. About the company

Mondelez is a US-based company that manufactures and sells food products worldwide.

The company was founded in 2012 after the split of Kraft Foods Inc.

Mondelez is the second largest producer of confectionaries in the world.

The company produces the following goods:

• Snacks, cookies (most profitable category);
  
• Chocolate (another profit-making category of goods);
  
• Chewing gum;
  
• Processed food and cheese;
  
• Powdered beverages.

The company’s market cap stood at $90.2 billion at the end of 2021.

Mondelez shares and factors that influence them.

When the company was founded in 2012, its initial share price was $25. Mondelez grew steadily until 2015 and largely traded in a flat around $43 from 2015 to 2019 with occasional dips. The share price then surged once again, reaching $65.5 by the end of 2021.

Like many other companies, Mondelez suffered some losses at the beginning of the pandemic in spring of 2020.

When trading Mondelez shares, you should pay attention to the following:

• The company's financial statements;
  
• Company news, such as changes of senior executives;
  
• The launch of new products and their success in the market;
  
• Financial news (sanctions can affect the stock price);
  
• Fed news.

All these factors can affect the share price. Mondelez is a strong company, but its stock can fluctuate depending on different factors.