Tyson Foods, Inc. reported first quarter results with sales of $14,313 million, up 5.1% from the previous year. Operating income was $302 million, down 48%, with adjusted operating income at $572 million, down 13%. Net income per share was $0.24, down 76%, with adjusted EPS at $0.97, down 15%.

President & CEO Donnie King highlighted solid execution across the portfolio, with Prepared Foods showing growth and Chicken reporting fifth consecutive quarter of volume gains. With increasing protein demand, Tyson is well-positioned to capture momentum and drive improvement in fiscal 2026.

Segment results for the first quarter showed Beef with a volume decrease of 7.3% and an average price increase of 17.2%. Pork saw a 1.6% volume increase, while Chicken had a 3.7% volume increase. Prepared Foods had a volume increase of 0.2%, and International reported a volume decrease of 0.8%. Total Company sales were up 0.3% overall.

The outlook for fiscal 2026 shows a 1% increase in domestic protein production. Tyson anticipates segment operating losses in Beef, segment operating income in Pork, and strong segment operating income in Chicken, Prepared Foods, and International. Corporate expenses and amortization are expected to be $950 million to $975 million.

Tyson Foods demonstrated financial resilience and adaptability in a challenging market. The company’s strategic focus on core operations and operational optimization plans will drive continued growth and success in the coming year. Investors can access detailed financial information and participate in a conference call to discuss the results and outlook.

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