Question 1

What does Tyson Foods do?

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Tyson Foods is a modern, multi-national, protein-focused food company.

Question 2

In what sectors does Tyson Foods operate?

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Tyson Foods operates in Food and Beverage, Food Processing, Marketing, Meat and Poultry.

Question 3

How many companies has Tyson Foods acquired?

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Tyson Foods has made 11 acquisitions between 1997-2023, with a total disclosed deal value of $18.63B.

Question 4

What companies are owned by Tyson Foods?

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Companies acquired by Tyson Foods include Williams Sausage, Supreme Foods Processing, MBRF, Keystone Foods, Smart Chicken, AdvancePierre Foods, Hillshire Brands, Bosco's Pizza, and 3 more.

Question 5

What are Tyson Foods's major acquisitions?

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Tyson Foods's largest acquisitions include Hillshire Brands ($7.75B, 2014), AdvancePierre Foods ($4.2B, 2017), IBP ($3.2B, 2001), Keystone Foods ($2.5B, 2018).

Question 6

What is Tyson Foods's largest acquisition?

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Tyson Foods's largest disclosed acquisition is Hillshire Brands for $7.75B (2014).

Question 7

What was Tyson Foods's first acquisition?

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Tyson Foods's first recorded acquisition was Hudson Foods Company in 1997 for $642M.

Question 8

What was Tyson Foods's most recent acquisition?

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Tyson Foods's most recent acquisition is Williams Sausage, announced February 2023.

Question 9

What is the average deal size for Tyson Foods acquisitions?

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The average disclosed deal size for Tyson Foods acquisitions is $3.1B.

Question 10

What is the median deal size for Tyson Foods acquisitions?

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The median disclosed deal size for Tyson Foods acquisitions is $2.85B. The median is often lower than the average because a few very large deals pull the average up.

Question 11

How much has Tyson Foods spent on acquisitions?

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Tyson Foods has spent at least $18.63B across its disclosed acquisitions (of 11 total deals; some prices are undisclosed).

Question 12

Which sector has Tyson Foods spent the most on?

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Tyson Foods has committed the most disclosed capital to Food Processing companies — about $10.25B across its deals in that sector.

Question 13

What sectors does Tyson Foods usually acquire in?

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Tyson Foods most frequently acquires companies in Food and Beverage, Food Processing, Hospitality.

Question 14

In which sector has Tyson Foods made the most acquisitions?

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Tyson Foods has made the most acquisitions in the Food and Beverage sector.

Question 15

In which year did Tyson Foods make the most acquisitions?

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Tyson Foods made the most acquisitions in 2018, with 2 deals.

Acquiree Name			Acquirer Name	Acquiree Industries	Acquiree Hq Country
Williams Sausage	—	2023-02-20	Tyson Foods	Food and Beverage	United States
Supreme Foods Processing	—	2022-07-05	Tyson Foods	Food and Beverage	Saudi Arabia
MBRF	$340M	2019-02-01	Tyson Foods	Food and Beverage Manufacturing Meat and Poultry	Brazil
Keystone Foods	$2.5B	2018-08-17	Tyson Foods	Consumer Goods Food and Beverage Food Processing	United States
Smart Chicken	—	2018-06-04	Tyson Foods	Food and Beverage Food Processing Organic Food	United States

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