Every 10-Q that CHS Inc (CHSCL) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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CHS Inc. reported stronger quarterly results for the three months ended May 31, 2026, with revenue of $11.6 billion up from $9.8 billion and net income rising to $267.4 million from $231.7 million. Higher gross profit, particularly in Energy and Agronomy, more than offset increased marketing and administrative expenses.
For the first nine months of fiscal 2026, revenue reached $28.8 billion versus $26.9 billion a year earlier, while net income edged down to $380.8 million from $401.2 million, reflecting higher interest expense and lower equity income from some investments. Operating cash flow improved sharply to $201.2 million from a $635.3 million outflow, even as inventories and receivables grew. Total assets increased to $20.8 billion, supported by larger receivables and inventories, while total debt also rose, including a new $300 million term loan.
CHS Inc. reported a larger quarterly loss as margins tightened across its cooperative agribusiness. For the three months ended February 28, 2026, revenues were $8,353,791,000, up modestly from $7,796,191,000, but net loss attributable to CHS widened to $147,052,000 from $75,754,000.
Gross profit for the quarter dropped to $25,818,000 from $76,315,000, and operating loss deepened to $241,791,000, reflecting higher cost of goods sold and increased marketing, general and administrative expenses. Interest expense also rose sharply to $43,757,000, driven by higher debt levels and rates.
For the six months, revenues were essentially flat at $17,217,895,000 versus $17,090,303,000, while net income attributable to CHS declined to $113,431,000 from $169,036,000. Cash flow from operating activities remained negative at $(906,831,000), though improved versus the prior year’s outflow. Total assets increased to $20,908,534,000, supported by higher inventories and receivables, while notes payable and long-term debt together rose to over $4,115,000,000.
CHS Inc. reported fiscal first-quarter 2026 revenue of $8,864,104 (dollars in thousands), down from $9,294,112 (dollars in thousands) a year earlier, as lower grain-related activity more than offset strong contributions from equity investments. Net income rose to $260,457 (dollars in thousands) from $245,593 (dollars in thousands), helped by higher earnings from CF Nitrogen and Ventura Foods and lower income tax expense.
Total assets increased to $20,743,613 (dollars in thousands), while total equities reached $11,206,822 (dollars in thousands). Operating cash flow was a use of $337,818 (dollars in thousands), driven largely by higher receivables and inventories, and the cooperative relied on short-term borrowing and securitization facilities to fund working capital. The quarter also reflects the integration of the West Central Ag Services acquisition, which added to grain and agronomy scale.