Industry

Food Distribution stocks

7 Food Distribution companies have a page on Investingly, worth $82.0B together. The largest is Sysco (SYY) at $37.0B.

The median company trades at 27.9 times earnings, keeps 2.5% of revenue as operating profit and grew revenue 4.7% over the last year.

Mission Produce grew revenue fastest (+26%); Sysco has the widest operating margin (4%); 2 of them pay a dividend.

Companies7
Total market cap$82.0B
Median P/E27.9x
Median operating margin2.5%
Median revenue growth+4.7%

Food Distribution companies, largest first

#CompanyMarket capP/EP/FCFRevenue growthOperating marginROEDividend yield
1 Sysco CorporationSYY $37.0B21.5x20.8x+4.7%3.7%65.9%2.8%
2 US Foods Holding CorpUSFD $20.5B31.3x21.3x+4.5%3.1%17.0%—
3 Performance Food Group CoPFGC $14.4B43.6x20.4x+6.4%1.3%7.3%—
4 The Chefs Warehouse IncCHEF $4.5B59.8x50.8x+11.4%3.6%13.1%—
5 United Natural Foods IncUNFI $2.6B—10.9x-0.7%0.68%5.2%—
6 The Andersons IncANDE $2.2B17.0x—-1.2%—13.4%1.2%
7 Mission Produce IncAVO $797M24.5x21.4x+25.8%1.8%0.21%—

Medians use companies with a value for that measure; P/E only counts companies with positive earnings. Every company links to its page with the reverse DCF, insider buying and 13F holders.

Questions

What are the largest Food Distribution stocks?

By market value: Sysco (SYY), US Foods Holding (USFD), Performance Food Group (PFGC), Chefs Warehouse (CHEF), United Natural Foods (UNFI).

What is the average P/E ratio of Food Distribution stocks?

The median Food Distribution company on Investingly trades at 27.9 times trailing earnings (companies with positive earnings only).

How many Food Distribution stocks pay a dividend?

2 of 7.

Prices and ratios as of Oct 11, 2026. Statements from SEC filings. Information only, not investment advice.