Headquartered in Chicago, IL Fiscal year ends December NYSE: ADM adm.com
ADM (Archer-Daniels-Midland Company) is a global agricultural supply chain manager and processor. It sources, transports, stores and merchandises agricultural commodities and processes them into food, feed, fuel and industrial products. It reports three segments:
- Ag Services and Oilseeds: grain origination and merchandising, oilseed crushing, and refined products such as vegetable oils and biodiesel. This segment also includes ADM's equity investment in Wilmar.
- Carbohydrate Solutions: Starches and Sweeteners (including wheat milling and ethanol) and Vantage Corn Processors, which focuses on ethanol and corn processing.
- Nutrition: Human Nutrition (flavors, specialty ingredients, Biotics) and Animal Nutrition.
ADM also runs Other Business activities, including ADM Investor Services. It processes large volumes of oilseeds and corn and is highly exposed to North American biofuels policy (RVO), ethanol and biodiesel margins, commodity pricing, energy prices and global trade flows. Updated
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ADM (Archer-Daniels-Midland Company) is a global agricultural supply chain manager and processor. It sources, transports, stores and merchandises agricultural commodities and processes them into food, feed, fuel and industrial products.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for ADM is $80.10, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $80.30. ADM price prediction →
