Muyuan Foods reports September sales: what it means for Muyuan Foodstuff stock

Published on 10/13/2026 at 09:31 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Hog revenue fell 6.01 percent to CNY 8.52 billion in September 2026. For Muyuan Foodstuff stock this means CNY 10.36 per kilogram pricing.

Key points in brief

Muyuan Foods announced September hog sales of 6.42 million animals, up 15.24 percent year over year.
The average selling price fell 19.57 percent to CNY 10.36 per kilogram, while hog sales revenue declined 6.01 percent.
First-half 2026 revenue was CNY 59.41 billion and net profit attributable to the parent company was a CNY 6.078 billion loss.
Muyuan Foods has a CNY 223.4 billion market capitalization as of October 13, 2026.

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Muyuan Foods Co (CNE100001RQ3) sold 6.42 million commercial hogs in September 2026, up 15.24 percent from the prior year. The figures published on October 11 show a sharp pricing squeeze: the average selling price fell 19.57 percent to CNY 10.36 per kilogram, while commercial hog sales revenue dropped 6.01 percent to CNY 8.52 billion, according to Marketiv.

Three dated operating signals

On December 31, 2025, Muyuan Foods had recorded fiscal-year revenue of CNY 144.1 billion, up 4.50 percent year over year, while net profit attributable to the parent company reached CNY 15.5 billion, down 13.40 percent, according to CafeBiz. For the first half of 2026, revenue stood at CNY 59.41 billion and net profit attributable to the parent company was a CNY 6.078 billion loss, as reported by Marketiv.

On October 11, September volume was higher, but the lower selling price pulled sales revenue down. That combination matters because volume growth is not translating into comparable revenue growth when pricing weakens by 19.57 percent.

What lower pricing means

The September data put the operating trade-off in clear numbers. Muyuan Foods sold 6.42 million hogs, yet CNY 10.36 per kilogram pricing left commercial hog sales revenue at CNY 8.52 billion, 6.01 percent below the prior year.

The latest half-year figures add balance to the picture. Revenue of CNY 59.41 billion in the first half of 2026 came with a CNY 6.078 billion net loss attributable to the parent company, compared with the fiscal-year 2025 profit of CNY 15.5 billion. The difference highlights the earnings sensitivity to livestock prices and production costs.

Market value and investor context

Muyuan Foods is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under ticker 002714, and its market capitalization was CNY 223.4 billion as of October 13, 2026. The same market data showed a 52-week range of CNY 31.81 to CNY 54.40, giving the operating figures a wide valuation backdrop.

For investors, the central read-through is the gap between physical sales and realized pricing. September volume growth of 15.24 percent supports the production side, while the 19.57 percent price decline and 6.01 percent revenue decline show why the next reported margin and profit figures matter more than volume alone.

Key figures for the next report

Muyuan Foods ended the first half of 2026 with CNY 59.41 billion in revenue and a CNY 6.078 billion net loss attributable to the parent company. September added CNY 8.52 billion in commercial hog sales revenue, but the 19.57 percent fall in average selling price remains the clearest pressure point in the latest operating update.

Market capitalization was CNY 223.4 billion on October 13, 2026, while the Shenzhen listing traded within a CNY 31.81 to CNY 54.40 52-week range. The company therefore combines substantial scale with earnings exposure to the hog-price cycle.

Market context: Market report Shanghai Composite.