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Latest beef results from Tyson

pointrider

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Beef (40.8% of Net Sales - 1st Quarter 2009)

Beef segment sales were $2.7 billion and operating results were breakeven in the first quarter of fiscal 2009. Operating results were positively impacted by increased average sales prices and lower average live prices, partially offset by a decrease in sales volume. Operating results were positively impacted by net gains of $41 million from our commodity risk management activities related to forward futures contracts for live cattle as compared to the same period of fiscal 2008. This amount excludes the impact from related physical purchase and sale transactions, which will impact future period operating results.

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A year ago same quarter the beef division lost money. Breakeven this year was a big improvement.
 
pointrider said:
Beef (40.8% of Net Sales - 1st Quarter 2009)

Beef segment sales were $2.7 billion and operating results were breakeven in the first quarter of fiscal 2009. Operating results were positively impacted by increased average sales prices and lower average live prices, partially offset by a decrease in sales volume. Operating results were positively impacted by net gains of $41 million from our commodity risk management activities related to forward futures contracts for live cattle as compared to the same period of fiscal 2008. This amount excludes the impact from related physical purchase and sale transactions, which will impact future period operating results.

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A year ago same quarter the beef division lost money. Breakeven this year was a big improvement.

They're getting money to fund their foreign expansion someplace.
 
With "increased average sales prices and lower average live prices, partially offset by a decrease in sales", why do you think the best they can do in beef is breakeven?
 
pointrider said:
With "increased average sales prices and lower average live prices, partially offset by a decrease in sales", why do you think the best they can do in beef is breakeven?

An increase in labor, and other fixed costs? i.e., utilities, etc.?
 

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