TREE NEWS update: Muyuan Foods reported a net loss attributable to shareholders of 9.319 billion yuan for the first three quarters of 2026, swinging from a 14.779 billion yuan profit a year earlier. Revenue fell 17.52% to 92.2 billion yuan. In the third quarter alone, revenue declined 7.18% to 32.79 billion yuan and net loss reached 3.241 billion yuan, down 176.28% year-on-year. The company attributed the decline in net profit mainly to lower hog prices.
Muyuan Foods Posts 9.32 Billion Yuan Net Loss for First Three Quarters of 2026
The swing from a 14.8 billion yuan profit to a 9.3 billion yuan loss in a single year shows how brutally cyclical hog farming remains, with the company's own explanation pointing squarely at lower hog prices rather than any operational breakdown. For a producer of Muyuan's scale, that sensitivity to the price cycle is the core risk, and the third-quarter loss suggests the downcycle had not yet bottomed as of the reporting period. Whether hog prices recover, and how much of the revenue decline is price versus volume, is the open question.
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