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Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. (CALM) reported first-quarter fiscal 2027 net sales of $539.6 million, down 41.5% from $922.6 million a year earlier, and a $58.6 million net loss attributable to the company versus $199.3 million of income. Gross profit was $403,000, compared with $311.3 million. Management attributed lower sales mainly to lower conventional egg prices as the layer flock recovered; average conventional and specialty shell egg prices per dozen declined 59.3% and 10.7%.
Conventional Shell Eggs recorded a $71.045 million segment loss; Specialty Shell Eggs and Prepared Foods reported segment income of $14.937 million and $7.842 million. Operating activities used $101.4 million of cash, versus $278.6 million provided a year earlier. Prepared Foods sales declined 13.0% to $63.0 million as production volumes were temporarily reduced during expansion and optimization work.
Cal-Maine acquired the Eggland’s Best franchise territory in the Northeast for $25 million effective July 10, 2026, with exclusive rights to distribute and sell Egg-Land’s Best® and Land O’ Lakes® branded eggs in specified Northeast markets. An August 31, 2026 credit agreement provides a senior unsecured revolving facility of up to $250 million and matures August 31, 2031. The company repurchased 66,601 shares under its program during the quarter and an additional $14.9 million in shares under the program as of September 24, 2026.
Cal-Maine Foods’ latest quarter shows lower profits as egg prices normalize from prior-year highs, partly offset by growth in prepared foods and recent acquisitions. Net sales for the thirteen weeks ended November 29, 2025 fell to $769.5 million from $954.7 million, with net income attributable to the company down to $102.8 million from $219.1 million as conventional egg prices dropped sharply.
Prepared foods revenue surged to $71.7 million from $10.4 million, driven by the Echo Lake Foods acquisition, while specialty egg revenue held roughly flat. The company closed a $275.4 million Echo Lake deal and a $23.7 million Clean Egg asset purchase, expanding cage-free and prepared foods capacity.
Cal-Maine ended the quarter with $371.4 million in cash and $769.5 million of available-for-sale securities, and paid $34.2 million in dividends for the quarter under its policy of distributing one-third of quarterly GAAP net income. Ongoing legal matters include a $43.6 million antitrust judgment in the egg products case (with a $19.6 million accrual and appeal pending) and an Oklahoma watershed ruling with about $70,000 in penalties plus long-term remediation obligations.
Cal-Maine Foods reported a strong first quarter of fiscal 2026, with net sales of $922.6 million versus $785.9 million a year earlier, as higher conventional egg prices and increased specialty volumes supported growth. Net income attributable to the company rose to $199.3 million, or $4.13 per basic share, compared with $150.0 million, or $3.08 per basic share.
Results benefited from lower feed costs, a 2.5% increase in dozens sold, and the Echo Lake Foods acquisition, which added $70.5 million of prepared foods revenue. Operating cash flow was $278.6 million, helping fund $275.3 million for the Echo Lake purchase and $114.2 million of dividends. The company also maintains a $500 million share repurchase authorization and faces ongoing antitrust and environmental litigation that could lead to additional costs.