Saputo Inc
TSX:SAP
SAP's latest stock split occurred on Sep 30, 2014
The company executed a 2-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 2 new shares.
Before the split, SAP traded at 62.11 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 26.9647.
The adjusted shares began trading on Sep 30, 2014. This was SAP's 4th stock split, following the previous one in Dec 6, 2007.
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Saputo Inc
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Saputo Inc., a name that resonates in the global dairy landscape, traces its roots back to the entrepreneurial spirit of its founder, Giuseppe Saputo, who immigrated from Italy to Canada with his family in the 1950s. The company, which began humbly with a bicycle and a dream, has since evolved into one of the world’s largest dairy producers. Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Saputo’s operations are anchored in the transformation of milk into a broad array of dairy products. They have strategically expanded their footprint through acquisitions, encompassing markets across North America, Australia, and Argentina, among others. This steady growth has allowed Saputo to diversify its offerings and streamline its supply chain, optimizing operational efficiencies while maintaining their hallmark quality. Saputo's income engine is fueled by its varied portfolio which includes cheese, fluid milk, and cream products, in addition to value-added offerings like dairy ingredients, specialty cheeses, and alternative dairy products. This product diversification not only meets a wide array of consumer needs but also buffers the company against market volatility. Saputo has adeptly managed to balance its traditional dairy operations with emerging trends such as organic and plant-based products, catering to evolving consumer preferences. By maintaining a keen eye on innovation and tradition, Saputo continues to leverage its market position to maximize profitability, expertly navigating the complexities of the dairy sector while remaining true to its foundational values.
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