Smithfield went public Tuesday more than a decade after the world's largest pork producer was bought by China's WH Group.
The public offering came in at $522 million, although the pork producer had anticipated more than $900 million.
Shares closed down in their first day of trading. CEO Shane Smith said the company is at its peak despite threats of tariffs ...
Smithfield Foods was valued at $7.7 billion after its shares fell 3.2% on Tuesday, in a muted debut that might prompt other ...
Smithfield Culinary, a division of Smithfield Foods, was named the Overall Winner of the 2025 International Foodservice ...
Smithfield will not receive any proceeds from the sale of the shares by the selling shareholder. Acting joint lead ...
(Reuters) - Smithfield Foods does not plan to close more U.S. pork processing plants, Chief Executive Shane Smith said on ...
Smithfield Foods’ shares rose over their reduced initial public offering price Tuesday, as the pork producer returned to the ...
Smithfield Foods stock fell in its trading debut Tuesday after the pork giant priced shares below their marketed range.
The IPO valued the pork producer at $7.95 billion, ahead of a market debut that will see the company return to a U.S.
Smithfield Foods' CEO says he hopes that everything the company has done to make working in its plants more attractive ever ...
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