Tyson Foods Earnings Reports

Tyson Foods reported a strong start to fiscal year 2025, delivering its third consecutive quarter of year-over-year growth in sales, operating income, and EPS, driven by improved execution and strong performance in the chicken segment.

Tyson Foods reported a 1.6% increase in sales for the fourth quarter, reaching $13.565 billion. The company demonstrated significant improvement in profitability, with GAAP operating income increasing by $988 million and adjusted EPS rising by 149%.

Tyson Foods reported a 1.6% increase in sales to $13.353 billion and an adjusted operating income of $491 million for Q3 2024, marking the highest adjusted operating income in the last seven quarters. The company's disciplined actions and focus on fundamentals drove a positive turnaround, with strong free cash flow generation.

Tyson Foods reported positive momentum in Q2 2024, with sales of $13.072 billion and operating income of $312 million. Adjusted operating income reached $406 million, marking a significant increase from the previous year. The company is focused on executing fundamentals and leveraging its multi-protein portfolio to drive long-term value.

Tyson Foods reported a slight increase in sales but a significant decrease in GAAP operating income. Adjusted operating income, however, showed sequential growth. The company is focused on liquidity, operational excellence, and customer relations.

Tyson Foods reported a decrease in sales and a significant drop in operating income for the fourth quarter of 2023. Despite economic headwinds, the company saw sequential improvement in adjusted operating income and focused on operational efficiency.

Tyson Foods reported a 3% decrease in sales to $13.14 billion and a GAAP operating loss of $350 million for Q3 2023. Adjusted EPS was $0.15, down 92% year-over-year. The company announced the closure of four chicken facilities to reduce costs and improve capacity utilization.

Tyson Foods reported flat sales compared to the prior year, but faced challenges in the protein market. The company saw strong performance in its branded foods business and is focused on its growth strategy and meeting customer needs. Adjusted operating income and EPS decreased significantly year-over-year.

Tyson Foods reported a 2.5% increase in sales to $13.26 billion for Q1 2023, but experienced a 68% decrease in operating income to $467 million and a 71% decrease in EPS to $0.88, impacted by market dynamics and operational inefficiencies.

Tyson Foods reported strong Q4 and fiscal year 2022 results, with record annual sales and earnings. The company's performance was supported by its diverse portfolio and continued strength in consumer demand for protein. The productivity program is ahead of schedule and expected to achieve $1 billion in recurring annual savings by the end of FY23.

Tyson Foods delivered solid results in the third quarter, driven by operational excellence and aggressive cost management. The chicken business turnaround continued, and the company maintained its market share leadership in key retail business lines. The company is progressing toward its goal of delivering over $1 billion in recurring productivity savings by the end of fiscal 2024.

Tyson Foods reported strong Q2 2022 results driven by improving operational execution and strong customer and consumer demand. The company saw increases in sales and operating income compared to the previous year.

Tyson Foods reported a strong first quarter in 2022, with GAAP EPS up 140% and GAAP operating income up 106% from the prior year. The company's performance reflects the resilience of its multi-protein portfolio, even with continued market volatility. They are targeting $1 billion in productivity savings by the end of fiscal 2024 and $300 million to $400 million in fiscal 2022, relative to a fiscal 2021 cost baseline.

Tyson Foods reported strong fourth-quarter and fiscal year 2021 results, delivering double-digit sales and earnings growth. The company's performance was supported by its diverse portfolio and continued strength in consumer demand for protein. A new productivity program is being launched to achieve over $1 billion in annual savings by the end of 2024.

Tyson Foods reported a strong third quarter with increased sales and volume growth, driven by strong consumer demand and the reopening of the restaurant industry. The company also reduced debt and invested in future growth.

Tyson Foods reported a strong second quarter in a complex operating environment, driven by success in retail and improvements in foodservice. The company saw adjusted operating income growth, particularly in the Beef and Prepared Foods segments, but anticipates margin pressure due to inflation across the supply chain.

Tyson Foods reported strong operating earnings performance, exceeding $1 billion in operating income for the quarter. This was driven by higher earnings in Prepared Foods, Beef, and Chicken segments.

Tyson Foods reported strong Q4 and fiscal year 2020 results, with GAAP EPS up 88% and GAAP operating income up 68% compared to the prior year. The company remains focused on worker health and safety, and long-term growth, while navigating pandemic-related challenges.

Tyson Foods reported a decrease in sales and earnings per share for the third quarter of 2020, primarily due to COVID-19 related expenses. However, the company saw strong performance in its Beef and Pork segments.

Tyson Foods reported record total Company sales of $10.888 million. The company faced challenges including a shift in demand from foodservice to retail, temporary plant closures, and supply chain volatility, but was able to adjust their product mix.

Tyson Foods reported its Q1 2020 results with overall results in line with expectations. The Beef and Pork segments performed well and the Prepared Foods segment produced its sixth consecutive quarter of retail consumption growth.