FY26 · Ended Jun 27, 2026 · View SEC filing
One segment earns more than the whole company
US Foodservice earns 6.0% on its sales against 1.1% at Sygma, so the US network carries the profit.
For investorsWhat has to go right for operating income to grow again
For foundersServing chains and independents on one network
Gross profit grew 4.48%, but operating expenses grew 5.58%, leaving operating income almost exactly where it was a year earlier.
Operating income held steady; higher interest, partly from financing the pending Jetro deal, cut net earnings 3.88%.
Capital spending fell to $700M, so free cash flow exceeded net earnings even in a weaker profit year.
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