
Shares of meat packer Tyson Foods TSN.N down ~2% at $59.36 premarket
Co reports Q2 revenue of $13.07 billion, missing analysts' estimate of $13.14 billion, as per data compiled by LSEG
Co says legal contingency accruals in the quarter reduced sales by $343 million
In April, TSN and two other pork processors agreed to pay $64 million to settle a price-fixing lawsuit, bringing the total settlements in the case to over $180 million
TSN expects fiscal 2025 sales to be flat to up 1%, same as prior forecast
However, co beats quarterly profit estimates, benefiting from resilient demand for its chicken segment and higher prices of products, including beef
Logs Q2 adj. profit of 92 cents per share vs analysts' estimates of 82 cents per share
Up to last close, stock up 5.8% YTD