CAL-MAINE FOODS INC
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See all $CALM insider activity →Six poultry companies, including Tyson Foods and Cargill, agreed to a $44M settlement with Oklahoma over pollution in the Illinois River Watershed, replacing a rejected $31M deal. The settlement funds environmental projects and sets litter application limits.
CAL-MAINE FOODS INC ($CALM) CEO Sherman L. Miller's 2026 compensation is estimated at $2.11M, a 19.74% increase from 2025. The company received $275,744 in government contracts over the past year. Institutional investors showed significant activity, with some adding millions in shares. Analysts set a median price target of $85.0 for $CALM.
USDA AMS data show national wholesale large white shell eggs fell to $0.62 per dozen in the week ending Aug. 14, down $0.37, according to the Egg Markets Overview report. The article links egg price moves to potential margin pressure for Cal-Maine Foods (CALM). It also cites USDA beef feature activity and dairy prices from AMS reports.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 1 news story mentioning CALM (CAL-MAINE FOODS INC). Coverage has been balanced: 0 bullish, 1 neutral, and 0 bearish.
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Settlement adds a modest expense and may affect perception of environmental compliance.
Higher executive pay and modest contract wins may slightly improve sentiment but limited price impact.
Lower wholesale egg prices are framed as a near-term headwind to CALM gross margins ahead of its next earnings.
Potential negative sentiment spillover from egg-sector contamination risk, despite CALM not being identified as the primary producer.
The reported profit-to-loss swing and weaker full-year earnings directly change near-term earnings power and dividend-cash-return expectations.
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Six poultry companies, including Tyson Foods and Cargill, agreed to a $44M settlement with Oklahoma over pollution in the Illinois River Watershed, replacing a rejected $31M deal. The settlement funds environmental projects and sets litter application limits.
2 min readCAL-MAINE FOODS INC ($CALM) CEO Sherman L. Miller's 2026 compensation is estimated at $2.11M, a 19.74% increase from 2025. The company received $275,744 in government contracts over the past year. Institutional investors showed significant activity, with some adding millions in shares. Analysts set a median price target of $85.0 for $CALM.
2 min readUSDA AMS data show national wholesale large white shell eggs fell to $0.62 per dozen in the week ending Aug. 14, down $0.37, according to the Egg Markets Overview report. The article links egg price moves to potential margin pressure for Cal-Maine Foods (CALM). It also cites USDA beef feature activity and dairy prices from AMS reports.
6 min readIn 2026, food recalls and safety outbreaks pressured consumer stocks including Chipotle (CMG), Yum Brands (YUM), Sweetgreen (SG), Cal-Maine Foods (CALM) and Kroger (KR). Yum removed Taco Bell shredded lettuce tied to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. Kroger-linked eggs were recalled after a Salmonella probe. Chipotle cut jalapeños after a Salmonella-linked outbreak. Shares moved with declines of 2% to 15% for several names.
6 min readSimply Wall St reports Cal-Maine Foods (CALM) swung in its July 2026 results from net income of $342.48M in the prior year quarter to a net loss of $35.88M, with Q4 sales of $552.58M, about half prior-year. Full-year net income fell to $316.68M on $2.91B sales, and variable dividends were reduced to $0.3550/share in April 2026.
4 min readUS MBA mortgage applications rose 1.9% in the week ended July 17; the 30-year fixed rate rose 4 bp to 6.69%. Markets look ahead to Q2 earnings, with Bloomberg Intelligence forecasting +23% growth. Stocks were mixed globally. US 10-year yields rose to 4.655% as WTI climbed. Several company movers were cited, including TEAM, WDAY, GEV, SMCI, WAB, and GOOGL ahead of earnings.
7 min readCal-Maine Foods reported a fiscal Q4 2026 diluted loss of $0.76 per share on revenue of $552.6 million, versus expectations for a profit of $0.11 on $657.1 million. The company cited severe egg market oversupply that drove conventional shell egg prices to historically low levels. Shares fell 4.31% to $83.49 premarket.
7 min readCal-Maine Foods (NASDAQ: CALM) shares fell about 3.7% by 9:45 a.m. ET after reporting Q4 results. Analysts expected EPS of $0.11 on $657M sales, but the company reported a loss of $0.76 per share on $552.6M sales. CEO Sherman Miller cited industry oversupply and low wholesale egg prices. 2026 revenue fell 32% and profit fell 73%.
4 min readCal-Maine Foods (NASDAQ:CALM) shares fell after the company reported a fiscal Q4 loss of 76 cents per share, versus analysts expecting a profit of 11 cents. The firm cited historically low inflation-adjusted egg prices. Revenue dropped 49.9% year over year to $552.6 million. Stock was down 2.7% near $84.96.
4 min readCal-Maine Foods (CALM) said fiscal 2026 revenue fell sharply due to industry oversupply and low egg prices. The company attributed diversification to acquisitions and investments, with prepared foods and specialty eggs now representing more than half of net sales. Cal-Maine also outlined planned capacity expansion through 2028.
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