Shares of Mondelez rose 6.3% post-earnings as the company delivered broad-based growth in emerging markets and stabilized trends in developed markets. Strong performances during key seasonal periods and early momentum in new product launches appeared to drive investor enthusiasm.

• Emerging markets grew 6.3% in Q1, with volume mix up 0.5% (and nearly 1% excluding Argentina); particularly robust results in India (double-digit growth), Brazil (high single digit), and China (mid-single digit).
• Developed markets, especially Europe and Australia/New Zealand, benefited from a robust Easter season and improved market share, supported by the Biscoff partnership.
• North America returned to slight net revenue growth, with share gains in crackers (notably Ritz) and continued growth in the North American ventures; Oreo performance was softer due to a limited time offer, but recovery plans are in place.
• Despite the “strong start,” management reaffirmed rather than raised EPS guidance, citing ongoing consumer cautiousness and planned reinvestment in the business.
• New product innovations and expanded distribution (notably Biscoff launches) contributed positively, with management expressing long-term optimism, especially in underpenetrated emerging markets.