Muyuan Foods June Hog Sales Down 11.28% amid 31.18% Price Drop; Monthly Revenue Falls to RMB 7.50 Billion

Bulletin Express07-06 19:07

Muyuan Foods Group Co., Ltd. reported that it sold 6.23 million finished hogs in June 2026, an 11.28% decline from a year earlier. The average selling price fell sharply by 31.18% year on year to RMB 9.69 per kilogram, driving monthly hog sales revenue down 41.40% to RMB 7.50 billion.

From January to June 2026, cumulative hog sales reached 38.62 million heads, generating revenue of RMB 50.15 billion. Monthly volume has ranged between 4.60 million and 7.14 million heads, while the average selling price has softened from RMB 12.57/kg in January to RMB 9.69/kg in June, reflecting persistent weakness in the domestic hog market.

Operational data show that the wholly owned subsidiary, Muyuan Meat Co., Ltd., processed 2.96 million hogs in June. At month-end, reproductive sow inventories stood at 3.11 million heads, providing visibility on future production capacity.

Management reiterates that sharp fluctuations in hog prices and animal disease outbreaks remain key external risks that could materially affect operating performance. All figures are unaudited and subject to confirmation in forthcoming periodic reports. Shareholders and potential investors are urged to consider the inherent volatility of the hog market when evaluating the company’s performance.

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