Tyson Foods Stock News

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Shares of Tyson Foods rose modestly Monday after the company posted mixed results in its fourth quarter and reported chicken sales have reached a three-year high amid a drop in demand for beef as prices rise.

Tyson Foods, Inc. ( TSN ) Q4 2025 Earnings Call November 10, 2025 9:00 AM EST Company Participants Jon Kathol Donnie King - President, CEO & Director Devin Cole - Chief Operating Officer Curt Calaway - Chief Financial Officer Kristina Lambert - Chief Growth Officer Conference Call Participants Benjamin Theurer - Barclays Bank PLC, Research Division Leah Jordan - Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Resea...

Chicken sales reached a three-year high, and demand is expected to remain strong in 2026 while beef pressures continue.

Tyson Foods, Inc. is positioned as a strong trading opportunity near $50, with potential upside toward $60 as market dynamics shift. TSN faces margin pressure in pork and beef due to high protein prices and declining volumes, but chicken segment strength offsets some headwinds. Operational improvements and cost controls are evident, with chicken and prepared foods segments showing resilience de...

The meat supplier faces falling beef and pork volumes, but chicken sales are bucking the trend.

Tyson Foods expects higher sales for this fiscal year, as increased domestic production of pork and chicken is expected to offset a decline in beef production.