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Seaboard SEB Business Segments

TTM Q1 '26TTM Q4 '25TTM Q3 '25TTM Q2 '25TTM Q1 '25
Revenue by Business
Commodity Trading And Milling$5.15B-0.4%$5.17B-0.5%$5.2B+4.7%$4.96B+4.5%$4.75B+0.7%
Liquid Fuels$681M+12.6%$605M-1.5%$614M-0.6%$618M+4.7%$590M+6.1%
Marine$1.64B+1.5%$1.61B+2.3%$1.58B+3.3%$1.52B+4.0%$1.47B+5.2%
Pork$2.56B+0.1%$2.56B+6.6%$2.4B+1.8%$2.35B-0.4%$2.36B-0.5%
Power$239M+3.0%$232M-4.1%$242M+1.3%$239M-2.0%$244M+2.1%
Revenue by Product
Energy Service$244M+3.0%$237M-4.8%$249M+1.6%$245M-2.0%$250M+1.6%
Product And Service Other Services$80M+3.9%$77M+4.1%$74M+5.7%$70M-2.8%$72M+9.1%
Transportation$1.66B+1.8%$1.63B+2.4%$1.59B+3.4%$1.54B+4.1%$1.48B+5.0%

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Questions, answered.

How does Seaboard break its business down?
Seaboard (SEB) reports revenue by business across 5 parts — Commodity Trading And Milling, Liquid Fuels, Marine, Pork and Power. Each is extracted from the segment footnotes and tracked over time.
Where does Seaboard's segment data come from?
Segment breakdowns are pulled from the segment footnotes in Seaboard's SEC filings (the XBRL dimensional tags), so every line ties back to a reported figure. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any segment for its full history.