Tyson Foods Raises Profit Outlook Despite Weak Beef Segment
Tyson Foods raised its full-year profit outlook after strong protein demand helped offset continued weakness in its beef business. The company said it expects fiscal-year adjusted operating income of $2.2 billion to $2.4 billion and sales growth of 2% to 4%.
In the second quarter, adjusted earnings were 87 cents a share on sales of $13.65 billion, ahead of analyst estimates of 79 cents and $13.58 billion. Tyson kept capital spending at about $700 million and said net interest expense should be about $365 million, down from a prior view of about $370 million.
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@_sirpeter$TSN Tyson Foods Q2 2026 Earnings EPS 73C est 2.0C Y/Y Adj EPS 87C est 79C Sales USD 13.65B est USD 13.58B Sees FY Adj Oper Income USD 2.2B To USD 2.4B Sees FY Sales +2% to +4% Sees FY Net Interest Expenses About USD 365M, Saw About USD 370
@barronsonlineTyson Foods Stock Rises on Earnings. Protein Demand Remains Hot—Except for Beef.
@businessTyson Foods raised its full-year profit outlook as strong protein demand enables growth even as the struggling beef segment shows no signs of turning around