Archer Daniels Midland Company reports developments tied to its role as a global agricultural supply chain manager, commodity processor, grain merchandiser, and provider of human and animal nutrition ingredients. Recurring updates cover quarterly and annual results, segment performance in Nutrition and agricultural processing activities, guidance, bio-based solutions, and market conditions affecting crops, oilseeds, corn, wheat, sweeteners, starches, ethanol, and biofuels.
ADM news also includes cash dividend declarations on its common stock, board and governance changes, sustainability and ethics recognition, farmer-resilience partnerships, and investor conference appearances. Company announcements often connect its processing and logistics network with food security, nutrition, agricultural markets, and the bioeconomy.
ADM (NYSE: ADM) has declared a cash dividend of 52.0 cents per share on its common stock. The dividend is payable on Dec. 9, 2026, to shareholders of record on Nov. 18, 2026. This is the company’s 380th consecutive quarterly payment, extending a record of more than 95 consecutive years of uninterrupted dividends.
Mastercard (MA) reported third-quarter net revenue growth of 14% to $9.8 billion, alongside higher earnings across several other large companies.
Mastercard diluted EPS rose to $5.28 from $4.34 a year earlier. Lilly (LLY) revenue increased 39% to $24.4 billion, and its 2026 revenue outlook rose to $91.0 billion–$92.0 billion. Caterpillar (CAT) sales and revenues increased 17% to $20.7 billion, with operating margin reaching 20.4%. Arista Networks (ANET) revenue rose 58.5% to approximately $3.66 billion; it expects fourth-quarter revenue of $3.9 billion–$4.0 billion. ADM (ADM) raised its 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to approximately $5.50–$5.80.
Treasury's quarterly refunding details and September trade data are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. ET. Treasury expects October–December borrowing of $618 billion, assuming an end-of-December cash balance of $850 billion.
ADM (NYSE: ADM) raised its full-year adjusted earnings outlook after reporting third-quarter diluted earnings of $1.70 per share, up from $0.22. Net earnings attributable to ADM reached $821 million, versus $108 million a year earlier. Revenue increased to $22,335 million from $20,372 million. Adjusted diluted EPS rose 92% to $1.77.
Segment operating profit increased 64% to $1,382 million, with growth across all three segments. Ag Services and Oilseeds rose 105%, Carbohydrate Solutions gained 40%, and Nutrition increased 3%. ADM now expects 2026 adjusted diluted EPS of approximately $5.50–$5.80, versus its previous $5.15–$5.60 range, and projects capital spending of $1.2–$1.3 billion, down from $1.3–$1.5 billion. Nine-month diluted EPS increased to $4.18 from $1.29. Quarterly Ag Services and Human Nutrition profits declined, while corporate function costs and net interest expense increased.
ADM (NYSE: ADM) has opened a destination marketing office in Nairobi, Kenya, to connect East African customers with its global supply network.
The office will focus on market insights, local merchandising, and storage and distribution capabilities, linking regional demand with ADM’s sourcing, transportation, logistics and risk management network. It will provide access to food ingredients, feedstuffs and animal nutrition products. The opening builds on more than a decade of ADM’s presence in Kenya and complements its existing nutrition laboratories in Nairobi and operations elsewhere in Africa.
ADM (ADM) is expanding its partnership with Concern Worldwide US to support 17,500 smallholder farmers in Kenya’s Tana River County. The Lifesaving Education and Assistance to Farmers (LEAF) program is now in its fourth phase and is expected to indirectly benefit more than 100,000 people. The partnership began in 2019 and combines farming training, access to agricultural supplies and connections to markets.
Since January 2026, LEAF IV has trained 2,000 new farmers, provided certified seeds to more than 1,000 farmers and delivered irrigation equipment to more than 450 farmers across approximately 330 acres. The phase also seeks to strengthen farmers’ links to commercial and export markets. Community health promoters supported by the program have screened more than 5,100 children for malnutrition since January.
ADM (NYSE: ADM) will host an audio webcast on November 3, 2026, to discuss its third-quarter financial results and provide a company update. The webcast begins at 7:30 a.m. Central Time. Before the call, ADM will publish a results press release and related presentation on its investor relations website. A webcast replay will also be available.
ADM (NYSE: ADM) and CJ CheilJedang have agreed to form a joint venture to develop, manufacture and market feed-grade amino acids. The proposed business will combine CJ’s fermentation facilities in Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Piracicaba, Brazil, with ADM’s feed-grade amino acid plant in Decatur, Illinois. It will also include CJ’s sales offices in Mexico, Brazil and the United States.
CJ will be the majority owner and license intellectual property for the venture’s use in North and South America. Both partners will grant it exclusive rights to manufacture and sell feed-grade amino acids in the Americas. CJ will retain its intellectual property and businesses outside the venture’s scope; ADM’s other Decatur operations and global fermentation assets are excluded. ADM expects the venture to support continued U.S. production and a more reliable domestic supply. Launch remains subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing activities.
ADM (ADM) launched the ADM Cares Disaster Response Fund with Convoy of Hope to provide meal kits after disasters.
ADM has already helped Convoy of Hope provide assistance in western Colombia after an August earthquake and in Enid, Oklahoma, after an April tornado. ADM employees can volunteer or donate to the fund, with matching gifts from ADM Cares designated to it.
ADM (ADM) plans to enter the voluntary carbon dioxide removal market with credits from its carbon capture facility at its Columbus, Nebraska corn processing complex, which has more than 800,000 tons of annual removal capacity.
The credits are undergoing certification and issuance by Puro.earth under its Geologically Stored Carbon methodology (Edition 2024), with initial issuance expected by year end pending audit completion. Once certified and verified, ADM expects to begin a 15-year crediting period, enabling long-term delivery of carbon removal credits. The Columbus site, developed with Tallgrass, is described as the world’s largest bioethanol carbon capture facility.
ADM (ADM) released its fourth annual regenerative agriculture report, detailing 2025 program outcomes across its global agricultural network.
In 2025, ADM’s regenerative agriculture programs engaged more than 56,000 farmers covering approximately 4.6 million acres across 11 countries and 10 crops. Compared with regional benchmarks, these programs resulted in approximately 946,000 metric tons of CO₂e reductions. ADM also highlighted expanded value-chain collaborations, including initiatives with PepsiCo, Mars, General Mills and Walmart, aimed at scaling regenerative practices while creating value for farmers and downstream customers. The report outlines ADM’s global approach, regional program updates, farmer support mechanisms and survey-based insights.