Agribusiness earnings outlooks 2026

In late July 2026 two major agribusiness firms reported strong financial results and upgraded their forecasts. Bunge announced second‑quarter adjusted earnings of $2.00 per share on $24.04 billion revenue, driven by widened soybean crush margins. Following the performance and its recent merger with Viterra, the company lifted its full‑year adjusted earnings target to $9.25‑$9.75 per share.

Corteva Inc. reported higher first‑half sales and earnings, citing robust demand for seed technologies and new crop‑protection products. The firm raised its 2026 operating EBITDA outlook to $4.1‑$4.3 billion and its EPS range to $3.60‑$3.80 per share, while noting the influence of tariffs, separation dis‑synergies, and the Middle East conflict. Corteva also confirmed the scheduled spin‑off of its advanced seed and genetics business, Vylor, on 1 October.

Both companies highlighted the sector’s sensitivity to commodity price volatility, logistics costs, and geopolitical factors as they project stronger earnings for the remainder of the year.