American global snacking and cereal company, formerly the international operations of Kellogg Company, acquired by Mars, Incorporated in 2024.
Company Type
private
Founded
2023
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Revenue
$13B (FY2023 standalone)
Employees
~23,000
Primary Market
Global
American global snacking and cereal company, formerly the international operations of Kellogg Company, acquired by Mars, Incorporated in 2024.
The history of Kellanova is inseparable from Kellogg Company, which was founded by Will Keith Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1906 and grew to become one of the most recognized breakfast food companies in the world.
The Pringles brand was acquired by Kellogg's in 2012 from Procter & Gamble for approximately $2.7 billion, significantly expanding the company's presence in savory snacking. RXBAR was acquired in 2017 for approximately $600 million. The company rebranded from Kellogg Company to Kellanova upon the separation in August 2023.
Mars completed the acquisition of Kellanova in March 2024, combining it with its existing confectionery and petcare business to create one of the largest consumer goods companies in the world by private revenue.
Prior to its acquisition, Kellanova operated under its "Better Days Promise" sustainability platform, covering goals for sustainable sourcing of ingredients, reduction of food waste, and equity in food access. These commitments transitioned to Mars's sustainability framework upon acquisition.
Kellanova owns 3 brands in our database.

Owned by Kellanova
American brand of cheese cracker snacks originally made by Kellogg's Kellanova division, now owned by Mars, Incorporated.

Owned by Kellanova
American brand of toaster pastries filled with various flavors, now owned by Mars, Incorporated through the Kellanova acquisition.

Owned by Kellanova
Brand of stackable potato and wheat-based snack chips known for their distinctive can packaging and saddle shape.
Kellogg's, General Mills, and Post dominate every supermarket cereal aisle. Here is a complete map of who owns the breakfast cereal industry, which brands belong to each company, and how this market became a three-player oligopoly.
June 2026 was the most historic IPO month in market history: SpaceX priced at $135 per share on June 12, raising $75 billion in the largest IPO ever. Quantinuum raised $1.68B, INNIO priced a $2.8B deal, and Bending Spoons filed for a $20B Nasdaq listing. Full recap.
June 2026's biggest brand ownership moves: Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy Taylor Morrison for $6.8B, GSK struck a $10.6B deal for Nuvalent, CRH acquired Arcosa for $8.5B, and Qualcomm agreed to buy AI startup Modular for $3.92B. Full breakdown of every major deal.

American multinational ingredient solutions company providing starches, sweeteners, and specialty ingredients for food, beverage, and industrial applications.
6 brands in portfolio

Italian multinational food company and the world's largest pasta producer, family-owned since 1877, also manufacturing sauces, bakery products, and crispbread sold in over 100 countries.
1 brand in portfolio

Italian multinational confectionery manufacturer headquartered in Alba, producing chocolate and confectionery products globally.
4 brands in portfolio

Austrian beverage company headquartered in Salzburg, manufacturing and distributing the world's most popular energy drink brand.
1 brand in portfolio

American video game publisher acquired by Microsoft in 2023, operating as part of Microsoft Gaming with franchises including Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Candy Crush.
3 brands in portfolio

American fashion brand owned by PVH Corp., known for minimalist designs across apparel, underwear, jeans, fragrances, and accessories, with annual retail sales exceeding $9 billion.
7 brands in portfolio