10 Most Oversold Stocks to Buy According to Billionaires

2. Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN)

Number of Billionaire Holdings: 14 

Dollar Value of Billionaire Holdings: $349,702,882 

Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN) is a global food company that processes and sells chicken, beef, and pork products. Its offerings range from raw meat cuts to ready-to-eat meals and popular branded items like Tyson Chicken Nuggets and Jimmy Dean sausages.

Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN) reported Q2 2025 sales of $13.1 billion, which include a $343 million legal contingency in its pork segment. Excluding this one-time charge, sales showed year-over-year growth. The chicken segment saw its second consecutive quarter of volume growth, while prepared foods maintained strong double-digit margins. Pork achieved its best Q2 adjusted operating income in three years, up 67% YoY. Although beef sales rose due to pricing, margins were impacted by elevated cattle costs.

The company’s profitability improved across the board, with adjusted operating income rising 27% year-over-year to $515 million and adjusted EPS jumping 48%. Operating margins also expanded by 70 basis points, reflecting ongoing efficiency efforts.

The business’s balance sheet remains healthy, with $846 million in year-to-date operating cash flow and $3.2 billion in liquidity after repaying a $750 million term loan. Free cash flow reached $382 million, supporting a $349 million dividend payout. The company reaffirmed its commitment to dividends and guided for FY25 sales to be flat or up 1%, with adjusted operating income expected between $1.9 billion–$2.3 billion.

Strategically, Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN) continues to focus on operational excellence through automation and plant optimization. Innovation remains a priority, with new product launches like Jimmy Dean chicken biscuits and the reformulation of products to eliminate synthetic dyes. These efforts align with sustainability goals and regulatory compliance.

Looking ahead, the company sees growth opportunities in international markets and premium, value-added protein products. Investors are encouraged by four consecutive quarters of growth in key financial metrics, margin expansion driven by supply chain improvements, and the company’s defensive positioning in consumer staples. Additionally, the firm’s warehouse modernization strategy is expected to generate $200 million in annual savings by 2030, reinforcing long-term efficiency gains.