TSN - Tyson Foods, Inc.

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
69.38
+0.11 (+0.16%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT
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Previous Close69.27
Open69.52
Bid0.00 x 1100
Ask0.00 x 1400
Day's Range69.08 - 69.93
52 Week Range58.36 - 84.65
Volume2,249,683
Avg. Volume2,141,235
Market Cap25.505B
Beta0.11
PE Ratio (TTM)9.21
EPS (TTM)7.54
Earnings DateAug 6, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield1.20 (1.73%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-08-30
1y Target Est80.00
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  • Does Tyson Foods Inc’s (NYSE:TSN) Debt Level Pose A Problem?
    Simply Wall St.2 days ago

    Does Tyson Foods Inc’s (NYSE:TSN) Debt Level Pose A Problem?

    Investors seeking to preserve capital in a volatile environment might consider large-cap stocks such as Tyson Foods Inc (NYSE:TSN) a safer option. Big corporations are much sought after by risk-averseRead More...

  • Associated Press4 days ago

    Meat 2.0? Clean meat? Spat shows the power of food wording

    Supporters of the science are embracing "clean meat" to describe meat grown by replicating animal cells. Many in the conventional meat industry are irritated by the term and want to stamp it out before it takes hold. "It implies that traditional beef is dirty," says Danielle Beck, director of government affairs for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.

  • TheStreet.com5 days ago

    Tyson Foods CEO: We Aren't Done Making Deals

    CEO Tom Hayes isn't done cooking up big deals. "We are going to be acquisitive," Hayes told TheStreet. If Tyson's current pace of deal-making is any sign, investors should expect a few more deals before the end of the year.

  • Lab-Grown Meat Backed by Gates, Tyson Foods Faces U.S. Oversight
    Bloomberg7 days ago

    Lab-Grown Meat Backed by Gates, Tyson Foods Faces U.S. Oversight

    Startups that use animal cells to grow beef, poultry and seafood products in a lab have caught the eye of the FDA #tictocnews (Source: Bloomberg)

  • Bloomberg8 days ago

    Lab-Grown Meat Startups Backed by Bill Gates, Tyson Foods Face FDA Oversight

    Lab-grown meat startups that rely on animal cells to produce beef, poultry and seafood products have caught the eye of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which has begun the process of regulating the industry. Companies like Memphis Meats Inc. and Future Meat Technologies have piqued the interest of investors such as food giants Tyson Foods Inc. and Cargill Inc., as well as billionaires Bill Gates and Richard Branson. The FDA plans to hold a meeting July 12 to get input from the industry on the safety of the technology as well as considerations for how to possibly label the products so consumers know they’re getting meat from a lab -- not a cow.

  • TheStreet.com9 days ago

    Wall Street Is Fooling Everyone as It Secretly Preps for a Big Summer Dive

    Full piece to hit shortly, so stay tuned (that means -- sign up for real-time market-moving alerts from TheStreet here). The deal-making Hayes told me he is still on the prowl for transformative acquisitions that could continue to evolve Tyson's portfolio (see recent deal for organic chicken player Smart Chicken).

  • The Wall Street Journal10 days ago

    [$$] Tariffs Further Pinch Consumer-Staple Stocks

    Escalating trade tensions have made times even harder for shares of companies that provide everyday goods. Already struggling with pricing pressures and sluggish growth, the fortunes of consumer-staple companies in the S&P 500 were further shaken after Canada, Mexico and the European Union retaliated against the U.S.’s imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged to impose billions of dollars of tariffs on steel, aluminum and other U.S. goods, such as food and agricultural products.

  • Tyson Frozen Chicken Recall 2018: Check Your Freezer!
    InvestorPlace12 days ago

    Tyson Frozen Chicken Recall 2018: Check Your Freezer!

    The recall concerning Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN) frozen chicken products has to do with contamination from an outside source. The Tyson frozen chicken recall is specifically only for the following product. The Tyson frozen chicken recall was announced by the company after it learned of a similar recall from the provider of its breading.

  • Financial Times12 days ago

    [$$] Knives out for US pork in tariffs war

    The US pork industry is squealing after its two biggest foreign markets imposed steep tariffs in retaliation for steel and aluminium duties from the Trump administration. The duties target an industry with a strong presence in states that voted for President Donald Trump, including Iowa, Indiana and North Carolina. Before Mexico’s announcement, the government estimated the US would export nearly a quarter of its 12.2m tonnes of pork production this year.

  • Fortune13 days ago

    Tyson Foods Recalls Frozen Chicken for Possible Plastic Contamination

    No injuries have been reported.

  • Tyson Foods (TSN) Up 2.1% Since Earnings Report: Can It Continue?
    Zacks17 days ago

    Tyson Foods (TSN) Up 2.1% Since Earnings Report: Can It Continue?

    Tyson Foods (TSN) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

  • Thomson Reuters StreetEvents18 days ago

    Edited Transcript of TSN earnings conference call or presentation 7-May-18 1:00pm GMT

    Q2 2018 Tyson Foods Inc Earnings Call

  • Mexico looks to Europe after slapping tariffs on U.S. pork
    Reuters18 days ago

    Mexico looks to Europe after slapping tariffs on U.S. pork

    Mexico will import more pork products from Europe after imposing a 20 percent tariff on U.S. pork legs and shoulders in retaliation to steel tariffs, Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Tuesday. About 90 percent of Mexico's $1.07 billion (£800 million) annual imports of pork legs and shoulders come from U.S. suppliers and the country expects to import more from elsewhere to avoid pushing prices higher for the cuts used to make hams and other processed meats.

  • Tyson Foods to Boost Organic Offerings With Tecumseh Poultry
    Zacks18 days ago

    Tyson Foods to Boost Organic Offerings With Tecumseh Poultry

    Tyson Foods (TSN) announces the buyout of organic chicken producer Tecumseh Poultry. The deal will add the popular air-chilled Smart Chicken brand to the company's portfolio.

  • The Wall Street Journal19 days ago

    [$$] Tyson Foods Acquires Organic-Chicken Producer

    Tyson Foods Inc. is making a push into organic chicken, striking a deal to acquire the Smart Chicken brand, the company said Monday. Buying the Nebraska-based maker of organic fresh chicken and chicken sausages broadens Tyson’s organic offerings, as rival meat companies pursue their own deals and shift more of their poultry toward a market where sales are growing faster than conventional chicken. Tyson, the largest U.S. meatpacker by sales, has been migrating toward higher-profit, brand-name products, aiming to reduce its reliance on selling commodity meat, a business that tends to be less predictable and prone to market swings.

  • GlobeNewswire19 days ago

    Tyson Foods Acquires One of the Leading Brands of Organic Chicken

    Tyson Foods, Inc. (TSN) has become one of the nation’s leading producers of organic branded chicken through its acquisition of Tecumseh Poultry LLC.  The purchase, announced today, includes the air-chilled Smart Chicken® brand. Tecumseh Poultry was founded in 1998 and produces air-chilled, fresh chicken, as well as deli-style chicken and a variety of chicken sausages. More and more consumers want options for fresh, organic food that fits their lifestyles,” said Eric Schwartz, chief marketing officer of Poultry for Tyson Foods.

  • Tyson Foods Announces Sale of Sara Lee & Van's Businesses
    Zacks19 days ago

    Tyson Foods Announces Sale of Sara Lee & Van's Businesses

    Tyson Foods (TSN) inks deal to sell some of its non-protein businesses as part of its strategy to focus on protein-packed brands.

  • The Wall Street Journal22 days ago

    [$$] Tyson Finds New Private-Equity Owner for Sara Lee, Van's

    Inc.’s Sara Lee frozen bakery and Van’s waffle businesses, and plans to put former Sara Lee official C.J. Fraleigh in charge of the operations. Financial terms weren’t disclosed Friday. , was once chief supply officer at Hillshire and Sara Lee and worked for Mr. Fraleigh—had disclosed the sales plans last year.

  • Reuters22 days ago

    Tyson to sell Sara Lee, three other non-protein brands

    Tyson did not disclose the financial terms of the deal, which includes the sale of Chef Pierre, Bistro Collection and its breakfast brand Van's. The news comes a month after Tyson said it would buy poultry rendering and blending assets of American Proteins Inc for about $850 million (£636.8 million).

  • MarketWatch22 days ago

    Tyson Foods to sell Sara Lee, Van's to private-equity firm

    Tyson Foods Inc. said late Friday it found a buyer for certain lines of non-meat food businesses after searching more than a year. Tyson said it entered an agreement to sell its Sara Lee frozen bakery and Van's frozen waffle and breakfast cereal business to private-equity firm Kohlberg & Co. for an undisclosed price. In April 2017, Tyson said it was shopping around for a buyer for the brands so it could focus more on core meat brands like Tyson, Jimmy Dean and Hillshire Farm.

  • GlobeNewswire22 days ago

    Tyson Foods Enters Into Agreement to Sell Sara Lee® Frozen Bakery and Van’s® Businesses

    Tyson Foods, Inc. (TSN) has entered into an agreement to sell its Sara Lee® Frozen Bakery and Van’s® businesses to private equity firm Kohlberg & Company, the company announced today. The sale includes the Chef Pierre®, Bistro Collection® and Van’s® brands, and a license to use the Sara Lee® brand in certain channels. The 1,160 team members employed at the two facilities and sales office are expected to keep their positions with the new company.

  • Should Value Investors Pick Tyson Foods (TSN) Stock?
    Zacks23 days ago

    Should Value Investors Pick Tyson Foods (TSN) Stock?

    Let's put Tyson Foods (TSN) stock into this equation and find out if it is a good choice for value-oriented investors right now

  • GlobeNewswire23 days ago

    Tyson Innovation Lab launches ¡Yappah! brand to help fight food waste through a unique chef-driven lens

    Food, meet the future! Tyson Innovation Lab, the Tyson Foods, Inc. (TSN) team tasked with bringing new consumer products to market in just six months, launches ¡Yappah!, its first brand. “The ¡Yappah! brand mission is unique, important and far-reaching,” said Rizal Hamdallah, Head of Tyson Innovation Lab. “The brand was created to inspire people and partners to rethink their relationship to food and how it impacts society.