Tyson Foods Now Expects Fiscal 2026 Revenue Growth Of 1.5%-2.0%; Expects Fiscal 2026 Adjusted Operating Income Of $1.85B-$2.05B; Outlook Driven By Significant Margin Compression Amid Volatile Cattle Prices & One Of The Most Severe Cattle Shortages In U.S. History
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Tyson Foods says it will make a little more money next year, but it's squeezing profits because there aren't enough cows and prices keep jumping around. When a big company warns about tough conditions ahead, it's worth watching how they handle problems.
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