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Cargill
AgricultureMinnetonka, MinnesotaMore than 155,000 employees
More about Cargill
Privately held agribusiness that trades and processes grain and oilseeds, makes animal feed and food ingredients, and processes meat
Revenue
$164B
Fiscal 2026, up about 6%
Employees
More than 155,000
As of August 2026
Stock
Private
Headquarters
Minnetonka, Minnesota
CEO
Brian Sikes
Since January 2023; also board chair
Main businessesAgricultural supply chain and trading, animal nutrition, protein and meat processing, food ingredients
Current strategyRestructuring that cut five enterprises to three and business groups from 23 to 14, while expanding oilseed and feed plants and investing in AI
Recent workforce changesAbout 80 jobs at its Wayzata, Minnesota office from December 2025 and 221 at a Milwaukee beef plant closed in spring 2026, following a roughly 5% global cut announced in December 2024
CompetitorsADM, Bunge, Louis Dreyfus
Related companiesArcher Daniels MidlandBungeTyson Foods
Checked October 11, 2026 · Sources: world-grain.com, patch.com, dtnpf.com, startribune.com
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