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Farms &originationbuying the cropBunge: crush,refine & tradethe middlemanOils, meal &grainwhat comes outFood, feed &fuel buyerswho buys itCapital &regulatorswho funds & polices itFRMFarmers & growersLOGPorts, rail & bargeNRGEnergy & natural gasBGBunge GlobalVO&FVegetable oils & fatsPM&FProtein meal & feedG&SGrains & specialtyMDLZMondelezCVXChevronFSRestaurants & bakeriesFDFood & ingredient makersFEEDAnimal feed & livestockGRNMillers, importers & governmentsI&LInvestors & lendersT&FRTrade & food-safety regulators
Company details
Market cap
~$24B
Revenue
~$70B
Adj. EPS
~$7.57
Div yield
~2.3%
P/E (adj)
~16×
Profit margin
~1.4%
Rev. growth
+32%
Net income
~$1.0B
In plain English
Bunge is one of the 'ABCD' agricultural giants — the middlemen between the world's farms and its food. It buys oilseeds and grain from farmers, crushes and refines them into the cooking oils, protein meal and ingredients that food makers and animal-feed mills depend on, and trades grain across the globe. In July 2025 it closed a transformational ~$8.2B merger with Viterra, vaulting it into the very top tier of global agribusiness.
In simple terms
The middleman between farm and food
Bunge sits in the middle of the food chain: it buys crops from farmers, crushes oilseeds into oil and protein meal, mills grain, and ships the results to food makers, feed mills and even fuel refiners. It rarely sells to you directly — its products are inside the things you buy.
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Risk read
Moderate
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