Tyson Foods beat Wall Street expectations for fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday and said its rebounding chicken business would limit fallout from ongoing struggles in its beef division over the coming year,

Shares of Tyson Foods Inc. were heading toward their biggest gain in nearly three years on Tuesday, after the consumer meats company reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that rose well above expectations,

Tyson Foods shares surged Tuesday after the meat processor beat earnings estimates as higher prices helped boost beef and chicken sales.

Tyson Foods Inc. surged the most in more than two years after beating fiscal fourth-quarter earnings estimates and projecting stronger results next year, with a turnaround in its chicken business offsetting losses in beef.

Tyson Foods closed out the 2024 fiscal year with a substantially improved financial performance for its chicken business segment. The company on November 12 reported the results for the fourth quarter and entire fiscal year,

Tyson Foods forecast full-year revenue below Wall Street expectations on Tuesday, pressured by slowing chicken demand and lower pork prices. The company is losing market share to cheaper private-label products as more and more consumers shy away from its meat-based products,

Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN) shares are trading higher on Tuesday. The company reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings per share of 92 cents beating the street view 69 cents. Quarterly revenues of $13.

Tyson Foods Inc. said it expects results to improve next year as a turnaround in the chicken business and rising demand for prepared foods offsets losses in beef.

Tyson Foods beat analyst estimates in its fiscal fourth-quarter with net income of $357 million, reversing a loss of $450 million a year ago. Adjusted earnings per share was

Earnings per share came to $1, up from a loss of $1.31 a year ago. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring gains, were 92 cents per share.