Key Takeaways:
- Tyson Foods maintains a quarterly dividend, reflecting a healthy yield for income-focused investors.
- Analysts predict potential upside for TSN, with price targets suggesting significant growth.
- Current consensus rates TSN as a "Hold," with insights into its valuation and future performance.
Tyson Foods' Solid Dividend Commitment
Tyson Foods (NYSE: TSN) continues to reward its shareholders with a steady quarterly dividend of $0.50 per share, ensuring a forward yield of 3.62%. This dividend is set for distribution on September 12, and the ex-dividend date for shareholders of record is August 29. This commitment to dividends underscores Tyson's dedication to returning value to its shareholders.
Analysts' Price Targets and Growth Projections
As per insights from 11 top analysts, Tyson Foods Inc (TSN, Financial) is projected to reach an average target price of $65.22 over the next year. Projections range from a high of $79.45 to a low of $58.00, suggesting an impressive potential upside of 17.94% from its current trading price of $55.30. Investors can explore detailed estimates on the Tyson Foods Inc (TSN) Forecast page.
Brokerage Recommendations and GF Value Insights
The consensus from 14 brokerage firms rates Tyson Foods Inc's (TSN, Financial) average recommendation at 2.6, placing it in the "Hold" category. This rating, on a scale from 1 (Strong Buy) to 5 (Sell), reflects the mixed sentiment among analysts regarding Tyson's market position and future prospects.
GuruFocus estimates peg the one-year GF Value of Tyson Foods Inc (TSN, Financial) at $61.03, indicating a potential upside of 10.36% from the current price of $55.30. The GF Value represents a fair valuation based on historical trading multiples, business growth trends, and future performance forecasts. For more comprehensive data, please visit the Tyson Foods Inc (TSN) Summary page.
Also check out: (Free Trial)
