Lamb Weston sees mixed Q3 with strong US growth but international struggles, cutting costs and shifting to cash flow focus.

Lamb Weston Holdings reported mixed Q3 results with a 12% volume increase in North America offset by international weakness, causing a 63% net income drop and 37% fall in adjusted EPS. The company is managing cost pressures by consolidating production and reducing capital expenditures, shifting focus from growth to cash flow. Investors view Lamb Weston as a value stock with a 3.7% dividend yield, expecting earnings improvement by fiscal 2027 as international markets stabilize and costs decline.