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B&G Foods produces name-brand food products, such as Green Giant frozen vegetables, Mrs. Dash spices, Ortega tortillas and taco shells, SnackWell's cookies, and many more snacks sold in grocery stores across the country.
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Click here to answer. | | Today it sports a hefty 11.67% dividend yield.
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Unhealthy Cash Flow
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Unfortunately, B&G Foods doesn't have it. This year, free cash flow is expected to fall 27.46% from $167.5 million in 2018 to $121.5 million in 2019.
Worse yet, free cash flow won't cover B&G Foods' dividend payment of $125.93 million. That means that B&G Foods is paying out more money in dividends than it's bringing in the door.
Next year doesn't look much better. In 2020, analysts expect B&G Foods to generate $125.93 million.
While cash flow estimates are moving in the right direction, it'll barely cover today's dividend obligation. And B&G's payout ratio for 2020 will be well above SafetyNet Pro's 75% comfort level. | | | THIS Is What Some Doctors Do When They Want Pain Relief (Hint: It's NOT Pills)
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After cutting its dividend during the financial crisis in 2009, B&G Foods has been raising its dividend every year since 2011. However, if free cash flow doesn't heat up, a cut, not a raise, could be on the menu soon.
B&G Foods' dividend isn't safe. And it doesn't look like its dividend safety rating will be getting an upgrade anytime soon.
Dividend Safety Rating: D Good investing,
Kristin
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