Hi,
I am a prospective trader researching Cargill. Would anyone know their revenue by segment(Animal Nutrition and Protein, Food Ingredients and Applications, Origination and Processing, Industrial and Financial Services)?
They have posted total revenue information online, but I would need the revenue they make for each statement to move ahead with a trade.
Thank You!
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There was a Bloomberg article recently on how less and less income is coming from trading lately. I would think revenues are still largely from trade though. Vitol and Glencore are some of the largest companies in the world by revenues but are a ways down the list in terms of income.
I have limited experience, but I am fairly certain it goes:
1) Nutrition & Protein 2) Food Ingredients & Applications 3) Origination & Processing 4) Industrial & Financial Services
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but I recall this is the order it goes in
Thanks for your responses! I am looking for the specific numbers themselves (i.e. how much revenue the financial and industrial segment pulled in) Would you know where I could find/deduce that information?
They don't even post that internally. I only know the ranking size of the 4 business units
You're going to be hard pressed to find those numbers. Cargill plays things very close to the chest for a company it's size. I will say that less and less of their (and any of the ABCDs) revenue is coming from trading (physical or financial).
Also in general revenue is not really a good measure of for a trading company. If I sell 1,000,000 bushels of Yellow Corn at $4.00 a bushel sure I've generated $4,000,000 worth of revenue but if it cost me $3.99 to buy all that corn you're barely making money. The guy who sold 10,000 bushels at $5.00 that he bought at $3.99 is making more money even though he generated less revenue.
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