When it decided to grow its nationwide presence in the grocery store scene, SUPERVALU (SVU) had a tough time convincing Wall Street it was a good move. Between June 2007 and July 2012, the company's shares lost an astounding 95% of their value.
However, SUPERVALU changed course last year, deciding to cut costs and sell off many of its larger chains, like Jewel-Osco and Albertson's. Since bottoming out, shares have recovered with a 250% surge.
The company recently came out with earnings, touting the growth of its Save-A-Lot discount grocery stores. But is there more to SUPERVALU 's future than Save-A-Lot? In the video below, Motley Fool contributor Brian Stoffel discusses the other parts of the business, and what investors should really be paying attention to before investing with the company.