Conagra Brands sets Q4 earnings date, analysts hold steady on the stock

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 21:06.

Conagra Brands (US2058871029) has set July 15, 2026 as the date for its fiscal 2026 fourth-quarter and full-year earnings release, with the update due before the opening bell on the NYSE according to a recent company announcement. Wall Street heads into that date with a broadly stable Hold consensus and only limited implied upside for the shares.

What the earnings date signals

According to a company-focused news overview that cites a press release, Conagra Brands plans to publish its fiscal 2026 Q4 and full-year figures on July 15, 2026 before U.S. market open, giving investors a clear timing marker for the next fundamental catalyst. The same source notes that the prior quarterly release was scheduled before the opening bell as well, underscoring the group’s consistent communication pattern.

A separate summary of upcoming events lists July 15 as the next earnings date for Conagra Brands, aligning the timing with expectations on several market-data platforms. For investors focused on income and valuation in the consumer staples space, the mid-July release falls in the heart of the broader U.S. earnings season that also includes packaged-food peers such as General Mills and Kraft Heinz.

How analysts rate Conagra today

Consensus data compiled by a U.S. brokerage platform show that 15 equity analysts currently cover Conagra Brands, with a combined rating of Hold as of June 23, 2026. Within that sample, 0 percent recommend the shares as a Strong Buy, 7 percent rate them Buy, 67 percent advise holding, 20 percent recommend Sell and 7 percent assign a Strong Sell, indicating a cautious stance overall.

The same source reports an average 12-month price target of 14.93 U.S. dollars for Conagra Brands, only moderately above the latest quoted price and thus implying a limited expected total return from current levels. Another consensus summary points to a similar picture, with around 14 analysts rating the shares largely as Hold and seeing only restrained upside despite the group’s defensive business profile.

The business behind the ticker

Conagra Brands generates most of its revenue from branded packaged foods in North America, focusing on frozen meals, snacks and grocery staples such as sauces and shelf-stable meals. Industry overviews highlight that the company ranks among the leading players in U.S. frozen food, holding a top-two market position behind Nestlé, and is a key name in meat snacks with its Slim Jim brand.

Where the shares trade now

The Conagra Brands shares (US2058871029) most recently traded on the NYSE at around 13.55 U.S. dollars, with the last intraday update on June 23, 2026 showing a gain of roughly 5 percent for the day on one technical-data platform.

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