Cargill Revenue by Segment

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?

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.