Nisun has reported that its egg business now has a supply of 20 million eggs on a daily basis. The company notes this comes from its joint procurement model of 3.6 million to 6 million eggs daily alongside its centralized and agency procurement of 3.8 million eggs and supply and marketing cooperatives system models of 10 million eggs.
Nisun notes that this achievement was reached after only entering the egg supply business one year ago. The company says this shows the initial success of its expanding egg supply business and brand awareness.
Here’s a portion of what Nisun said about this progress in a news release.
“Nisun International strives to drive growth, ensure quality, and improve profit margins through strategies such as joint procurement, centralized and agency procurement, cooperation with the state-owned rural supply and marketing cooperatives, and developing its own brand retail business.”
NISN Stock Movement on Monday
Today’s announcement brings with it strong trading of NISN stock today. That has more than 50,000 shares on the move as of this writing. That’s roughly half of the company’s daily average trading volume of about 95,000 shares.
NISN stock is up 16.6% as of Monday morning but was down 14.5% year-to-date when markets closed on Friday.
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