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Company details
Market cap
~$20B
P/E (adjusted)
~16×
Div yield
3.1%
EPS (TTM)
~$1.10
Profit margin
~1%
Rev. growth
+2%
Revenue
$54B
Free cash flow
~$1B
In plain English
Tyson is one of the world's largest meat companies: it raises and processes chicken, beef and pork at industrial scale, then turns much of it into branded prepared foods like Jimmy Dean sausage, Hillshire Farm deli meats and Ball Park hot dogs. It sits between millions of farmers and ranchers on one side and Walmart, grocers and restaurants on the other — a thin-margin, commodity-cycle business steered by the founding Tyson family through a separate class of voting shares.
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What Tyson Foods really sells
Tyson is one of the world's largest meat companies: it raises and processes chicken, beef and pork at industrial scale, then turns much of it into branded prepared foods like Jimmy Dean sausage, Hillshire Farm deli meats and Ball Park hot dogs. It sits between millions of farmers and ranchers on one side and Walmart, grocers and restaurants on the other — a thin-margin, commodity-cycle business steered by the founding Tyson family through a separate class of voting shares.
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