Tyson Foods, Inc.
50.72-1.42 (-2.72%)
Oct 29, 4:00:02 PM EDT · NYSE · TSN · USD
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Market Cap
18.04BP/E (TTM)
23.05Basic EPS (TTM)
2.20Dividend Yield
0.04%Recent Filings
8-K
Tyson appoints new COO
Tyson Foods appointed Devin Cole as Chief Operating Officer effective September 2, 2025, tasking him with overseeing all business segments after his prior roles in poultry and international operations. This move coincides with Brady Stewart's departure from his Group President position, triggering executive severance benefits including two times his base salary over 24 months. Cole's deep industry tenure bolsters operational leadership. Yet risks linger in integration.
8-K
Board expansion and buyback boost
Tyson Foods expanded its board to 16 directors on August 7, 2025, appointing Sarah Bond, Microsoft's Xbox president with deep tech expertise, to bolster innovation and growth strategies. The board also declared a quarterly dividend of $0.50 per Class A share, payable December 15, and boosted the share repurchase authorization by 43 million shares to about 50 million total. Bond's consumer tech background sharpens focus on long-term execution. No risks disclosed.
8-K
Tyson Q3 earnings overview
Tyson Foods reported third-quarter 2025 sales of $13,884 million, up 4.0% from last year, but GAAP operating income fell 24% to $260 million due to a $343 million goodwill impairment in Beef. Adjusted operating income rose 3% to $505 million, driven by gains in Chicken and Prepared Foods, while Beef struggled. Multi-protein strategy delivers resilience. Fiscal 2025 adjusted operating income outlook holds at $2.1 billion to $2.3 billion.
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Tyson Foods posted Q3 sales of $13.9B, up 4% y/y from $13.4B, fueled by higher prices across beef, chicken, and prepared foods, though volumes dipped slightly. Gross profit climbed to $1.1B from $878M, lifting margins to 8.2% from 6.6%, but operating income fell 24% y/y to $260M amid a $343M beef goodwill impairment; excluding that, it rose 14% (derived). Chicken and prepared foods drove gains with 51% and 49% operating income jumps y/y, while beef swung to a $494M loss from $69M. YTD sales hit $40.6B, up 2% y/y, with operating income edging 6% higher to $940M. Cash from operations reached $1.6B YTD, down from $2.0B, yielding $929M free cash flow (derived) after $691M capex; debt dropped to $9.1B from $9.8B, with $2.5B revolver fully available and $1.5B cash on hand. Network optimization yielded $107M gain from storage sales, netting $83M income in Q3. Antitrust suits in beef and pork linger as a key risk.
8-K
Tyson board adds family directors
Tyson Foods expanded its board to 15 members on May 8, 2025, appointing Olivia Tyson and John R. Tyson, children of Chairman John H. Tyson, as the fourth generation of family directors. Olivia, president of the Tyson Family Foundation, joins the Compensation and Leadership Development and Technology Committees, while John R., a former CFO with investment banking experience, serves on Strategy and Acquisitions and Technology Committees. This bolsters family stewardship amid an industry-leading management team. Yet continuity demands fresh perspectives.
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