Vylor Q3 FY2026: volume down 9.0%, net loss widens to $480 million
Vylor got smaller in the fiscal third quarter: sales of $938 million slipped 0.6% and organic sales fell 3.0% as volumes dropped 9.0%. The $480 million net loss is mostly separation and amortization noise, and the adjusted loss of $0.42 a share still beat the -$0.54 consensus. Read the loss line as an accounting event; read the volume line as the real signal.
1 · Expected vs. Actual
Free preview belowGAAP diluted EPS was -$0.72 versus -$0.58 a year ago, and $99 million of separation costs plus intangibles amortization account for most of the gap. Strip those out and the adjusted operating loss is $0.42 a share, better than the -$0.54 consensus but flat with last year's -$0.41. Note the data feed carries -$0.85, which is the consolidated figure including discontinued operations.
Sales of $938 million were 0.6% below last year's $944 million, and organic sales — which strip out currency — fell 3.0%. Volume dropped 9.0% while price and mix added 6.0%, so pricing carried the top line. Corn at $607 million was 64.7% of revenue, while soybean fell 26.0% as Americas soybean volume dropped 36.0%.
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Figures on this page come from the company's original SEC filings. The analysis is generated automatically and checked against validation rules, but may still contain errors or omissions. Not investment advice. · Generated 2026-11-13
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