General Mills, the parent company of popular brands like Cheerios and Häagen-Dazs, is anticipating that the acquisition deal will result in a 3% decrease in adjusted per-share earnings in the first year after closing. This dilutive impact is expected to affect the company’s financial performance temporarily following the completion of the transaction. Despite this initial decrease, General Mills remains confident in the long-term benefits and strategic value of the acquisition.
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