General Mills, Inc.

NYSE: GIS    
Share price (4/16/24): $67.84    
Market cap (4/16/24): $38.5 billion
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Plans of Reorganization, Merger, Acquisition or Similar Filter

EX-2.2
from 8-K 14 pages [Form Of] Support Agreement
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EX-2.1
from 8-K 90 pages Agreement and Plan of Merger by and Among General Mills, Inc. Blue Buffalo Pet Products, Inc. and Bravo Merger Corp. February 22, 2018
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EX-2.2
from 8-K ~5 pages Second and Third Amend. to Agmt and Plan of Merger
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EX-2.6
from S-4 ~10 pages Form of Trademark Agreement
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EX-2.5
from S-4 ~10 pages Form of Technology Agreement
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EX-2.4
from S-4 ~20 pages Form of Transition Services - Supply Agreement
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EX-2.3
from S-4 ~10 pages Form of Tax Sharing Agreement
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EX-2
from 8-A12B 1 page December 11, 1995 General Mills Declares Quarterly Dividend; Updates Shareholder Rights Plan Minneapolis, Minn. -- The General Mills' Board of Directors Today Approved a Quarterly Dividend Payment at the Prevailing Rate of 47 Cents Per Share, Payable February 1, 1996, to Shareholders of Record January 10. General Mills Plans to Review Its Dividend in Calendar 1996 and Intends to Increase Dividends Over Time--Although at a Rate Slower Than Earnings Growth Until the Payout Ratio Reaches the Targeted Range of 50-To 60-Percent. the Board Also Adopted an Updated Preferred Share Purchase Rights Plan to Replace the Existing Plan Which Expires in Early March 1996. the Board of Directors Originally Adopted a Shareholder Rights Plan in February 1986 to Protect Shareholder Interests in the Event the Company Was Faced With a Takeover Initiative That Would Deny Shareholders the Full Value of Their Investment. General Mills Has No Knowledge That Anyone Is Considering a Hostile Takeover of the Company. the New Rights Are Similar in Purpose and Effect to the Existing Rights, and Are Intended to Enable All Shareholders to Realize the Long-Term Value of Their Investment in General Mills. the New Rights Will Be Exercisable Only if a Person Acquires, or Announces a Tender Offer Which Would Result in Ownership Of, 20% or More of the Company's Common Stock. the Initial Exercise Price Will Be $240 Per Right. the Rights Will Expire on February 1, 2006. a Summary of the Updated Rights Plan Will Be Sent to Shareholders in February
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EX-2
from 8-K 1 page December 11, 1995 General Mills Declares Quarterly Dividend; Updates Shareholder Rights Plan Minneapolis, Minn. -- The General Mills' Board of Directors Today Approved a Quarterly Dividend Payment at the Prevailing Rate of 47 Cents Per Share, Payable February 1, 1996, to Shareholders of Record January 10. General Mills Plans to Review Its Dividend in Calendar 1996 and Intends to Increase Dividends Over Time--Although at a Rate Slower Than Earnings Growth Until the Payout Ratio Reaches the Targeted Range of 50-To 60-Percent. the Board Also Adopted an Updated Preferred Share Purchase Rights Plan to Replace the Existing Plan Which Expires in Early March 1996. the Board of Directors Originally Adopted a Shareholder Rights Plan in February 1986 to Protect Shareholder Interests in the Event the Company Was Faced With a Takeover Initiative That Would Deny Shareholders the Full Value of Their Investment. General Mills Has No Knowledge That Anyone Is Considering a Hostile Takeover of the Company. the New Rights Are Similar in Purpose and Effect to the Existing Rights, and Are Intended to Enable All Shareholders to Realize the Long-Term Value of Their Investment in General Mills. the New Rights Will Be Exercisable Only if a Person Acquires, or Announces a Tender Offer Which Would Result in Ownership Of, 20% or More of the Company's Common Stock. the Initial Exercise Price Will Be $240 Per Right. the Rights Will Expire on February 1, 2006. a Summary of the Updated Rights Plan Will Be Sent to Shareholders in February
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EX-2
from 8-K ~50 pages Distribution Agreement
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