Wens Foodstuff Group

China’s largest listed pig producers, **Muyuan** and **Wens**, report declining October hog revenues due to lower selling prices falling under **RMB10 per kilogram**. Muyuan’s hog revenue dropped nearly **30% year-over-year**, reflecting weakened market demand or supply pressures in the sector.

Nov 2026efeedlink.comNews article

Wens Foodstuff Group reports a **650 million yuan profit** in its poultry division during Q3, offsetting a **900 million yuan loss** in its pig farming segment. The company’s dual-business model helps mitigate volatility in China’s hog industry, where most listed producers face losses. Wens maintains a **near 4 billion yuan cash buffer** to support operations amid ongoing sector challenges.

Nov 2026BigGo FinanceNews article

Wens Foodstuff reports a narrowed Q3 loss of **RMB596 million**, mitigated by stronger broiler performance amid ongoing hog sector losses. The company’s total loss for the first nine months reaches **RMB4.96 billion** due to declining hog prices, though it anticipates price stabilization around Chinese New Year. Broiler operations serve as a key offset to the financial strain from hog market downturns.

Oct 2026efeedlink.comNews article

Wens Foodstuff Group reports increased sales of hog and chicken products in February. The company’s livestock segment shows growth amid rising demand for meat products.

Mar 2020Yahoo News SingaporeNews article