
ADM · NYSE
Archer-Daniels-Midland processes and merchandises agricultural commodities and makes food, feed, fuel and nutrition ingredients. Its activities span agricultural services and oilseeds, including crushing, ethanol and commodity handling; carbohydrate solutions; and nutrition products. It sells to food and beverage manufacturers, animal-feed producers, biofuel customers and other industrial users, while also trading and transporting crops. ADM generated $25.0 billion of revenue and $1.1 billion of net income in FY2025, compared with $24.4 billion and $1.8 billion in FY2024. The supplied figures do not provide a percentage contribution by segment.
ADM fell 3.98%, from $83.18 to $79.87, with the decline concentrated before its second-quarter update. The shares dropped to $80.38 on July 29, recovered slightly to $80.61 on July 30, then fell to $79.27 on July 31 and $78.06 on August 3. The supplied evidence does not identify a company-specific catalyst for that initial selloff; broader market reports instead described strong gains tied to hopes for Middle East de-escalation and Iran-related easing. ADM rebounded 2.32% on August 4 after reporting a second-quarter earnings and revenue beat, nearly doubling adjusted earnings, with strength in oilseeds, ethanol and Nutrition, and raising its 2026 outlook. That recovery offset only part of the earlier decline.