Tyson Foods Analyst Price Targets Rise to $68-$73 After Q1 Results
Bank of America raised Tyson Foods’ FY26–FY28 adjusted EPS estimates to $3.73, $4.83 and $5.74 after Q1 results, and lifted its price target to $68. JPMorgan and BMO Capital also increased price targets to $67 and $73, maintaining Neutral and Outperform ratings.
1. Analyst Price Target Revisions
Bank of America lifted its price target on Tyson Foods to $68 from $65 with a Neutral rating, while JPMorgan increased its target to $67 and BMO Capital raised its target to $73, each maintaining their respective outlooks on the shares.
2. EPS Forecast Increases
Bank of America raised its adjusted EPS estimates for Tyson Foods to $3.73 for FY26, $4.83 for FY27 and $5.74 for FY28 following the company’s Q1 operating income and EPS results largely in line with expectations.
3. Segment Performance Highlights
Analysts noted that pork profitability exceeded expectations while beef margins underperformed, reflecting ongoing challenges in the beef segment compared to stronger results in the pork business.