Sysco Corporation

SYY · NYSE

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Sysco Corporation (NYSE: SYY) is the largest global foodservice distributor, headquartered in Houston, Texas, and incorporated in 1969. The company markets and distributes a vast portfolio of food and non-food products — including fresh and frozen meats, seafood, dairy, produce, beverages, and kitchen supplies — to over 730,000 customer locations across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and internationally. Operating through four segments — U.S. Foodservice Operations, International Foodservice Operations, SYGMA, and Other — Sysco serves a diverse clientele including restaurants, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, hotels, and other foodservice venues through a network of nearly 340 distribution centers across more than 10 countries. Under the leadership of CEO Kevin Hourican, Sysco generated over $81 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2025, employing approximately 76,000 full-time staff and maintaining a market capitalization of roughly $40.6 billion.

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MorningstarSysco: Prudent Investments Anchor Scale and Proximity Advantages; Shares Fairly Valued
MorningstarSysco Continues to Take Share in the Broadline Market by Leveraging Its Distribution Advantage
MorningstarSysco Earnings: Industry Headwinds Blunted by Strong Execution; Shares Undervalued
MorningstarSysco: Market Winces at Acquisition of Jetro Restaurant Depot, but We Think It May Be Overreacting
MorningstarSysco: Fair Value Estimate, Wide Moat, and Exemplary Capital Allocation Unaffected by CFO Departure
MorningstarSysco's Distribution Advantage Has Helped It Take Share in a Challenging Restaurant Environment
MorningstarSysco Earnings: Improved Salesforce Retention and Productivity Drive Impressive Local Case Growth
MorningstarSysco Should Be Able To Leverage Its Cost Advantage To Grow Profits as It Takes More Wallet Share
MorningstarSysco Remains Well Positioned in Food Distribution With Its Cost Advantage and Service Ability
MorningstarSysco Earnings: Consumer Weakness Eases as Restaurant Traffic Improves, but Shares Fairly Valued
MorningstarSysco's Wide Moat Based on Cost Advantage Helps Insulate the Potential Impact From Slowing Economy