VIREO GROWTH INC(VREOF.US)

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VIREO GROWTH INC
VREOF.US
4.837 T
VREOF.USMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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20/01/2026 Update
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PharmaceuticalsIndustry
Industry Ranking74/186
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreD
    • ROE-53.92%E
    • Profit Margin-33.52%E
    • Gross Margin40.79%B
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY92.10%A
    • Net Profit YoY-275.65%E
    • Total Assets YoY250.19%A
    • Net Assets YoY2338.48%A
  • Cash ScoreC
    • Cash Flow Margin-298.35%D
    • OCF YoY92.10%A
  • Operating ScoreC
    • Turnover0.43C
  • Debt ScoreD
    • Gearing Ratio63.72%D

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    US Cash Grains-Soy processor basis steady-firmer; corn basis mixed

    Spot basis bids for soybeans have strengthened at several processing facilities and a river elevator, with improvements of 5 cents per bushel in Indiana and 4 cents in Illinois. Meanwhile, corn basis bids were mixed, firming by 5 cents at an ethanol plant in Annawan but falling by 2 cents in Decatur. CBOT March soybean futures rose by 3.5 cents to $10.61-1/4 per bushel, while corn futures increased by 0.75 cents to $4.25-1/2 per bushel as of mid-session on Tuesday.

    Reuters·
    US
    VEGI
    -0.34%
    US
    SOYB
    +0.32%
    US
    FTAG
    -0.56%
    Reuters·
    US
    VEGI
    -0.34%
    US
    SOYB
    +0.32%
    US
    FTAG
    -0.56%

    Wheat Falls to Around Monthly Lows

    Wheat futures have fallen to around $5.10 per bushel, nearing monthly lows due to a significant increase in global supply outpacing demand. USDA estimates indicate a record global harvest of approximately 842.17 million tonnes for 2025/26, compared to a consumption of about 823.9 million tonnes, leading to higher ending stocks. Regional factors, including Argentina's competitively priced crop and Brazil's rising carryover stocks, further pressure prices. Despite some temporary support from weather disruptions and import tenders, overall supply remains ample, limiting price increases.

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    Trading Economics·

    Wheat down 3-4 cents, corn and soybeans down 1-2 cents

    Wheat prices fell by 3-4 cents per bushel, influenced by geopolitical tensions and ample global supply, despite a weaker dollar providing some support. The March wheat contract was last at $5.14-1/4. Corn declined by 1-2 cents, with the March contract at $4.23. Soybeans also dropped by 1-2 cents, with expectations of slowing demand due to a large Brazilian crop. The March soybean contract was last at $10.56-1/4. China has fulfilled its soybean purchase pledge, buying 12 million metric tons from the U.S.

    Reuters·
    US
    DBA
    -0.18%
    US
    WEAT
    -1.00%
    US
    SOYB
    +0.32%
    Reuters·
    US
    DBA
    -0.18%
    US
    WEAT
    -1.00%
    US
    SOYB
    +0.32%

    TECHNICALS-CBOT corn may retrace into $4.19-3/4 to $4.21-3/4 range

    CBOT March corn is projected to retrace into the $4.19-3/4 to $4.21-3/4 range after completing a wave c from $4.19-3/4. The current decline may extend to $4.21-3/4, with resistance at $4.24-1/2. A break above this level could lead to gains between $4.25-1/2 and $4.26-1/4. The bounce from $4.17-1/4 appears incomplete, suggesting a resumption upon completing a shallow correction. This analysis is provided by Wang Tao, a Reuters market analyst.

    Reuters·
    Reuters·

    GRAINS-Soybeans fall as record-breaking Brazilian harvest looms

    Soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fell 0.1% as expectations for a record Brazilian harvest overshadowed demand for biofuel. Wheat and corn futures also declined due to abundant supply, despite healthy demand for wheat. Brazil's soybean production is projected to rise 5% to a record 183.79 million metric tons. The U.S. share of China's soybean imports decreased, while strong demand from U.S. processors supported prices. Wheat fell 0.2% to $5.17, and corn dipped 0.2% to $4.23-3/4.

    Reuters·
    Reuters·
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