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Ingredion’s rising margins, reduced leverage, and strong market outlook point to 18.77% upside based on DCF analysis. Learn why INGR stock is a buy.

Ingredion's ROE exceeded 15% in 5 out of 7 years, and its worst ROE in that period was 4.01%, demonstrating growth and stability. Find out why INGR stock is a Buy.

— Ingredion, Inc. has expanded its plant protein line with the addition of Vitessence Pea 200 D that is intended for nutrition beverage manufacturers, according to the company.

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Before the opening bell on May 3, Ingredion reported its earnings for 1Q16. The stock rose by 6% and closed at $114.03—compared to $107.18 on May 2.

Ingredion Inc. said industry veteran James Zallie will become chief executive officer effective Jan. 1, replacing the retiring Ilene Gordon.

The next two paychecks Ingredion employees receive will be subject to wage deductions, after a malware attack struck the company's … ...

Illinois-based Ingredion invested $140 million last year to create cutting-edge facilities to develop new plant-based proteins from beans, peas and other pulses.

WESTCHESTER, ILL. — Ingredion, Inc. has unveiled plans to realign its business structure beginning in the first quarter of 2024. As part of the realignment, Ingredion said it will transition ...

Ingredion is on the hunt for acquisitions in Europe and Asia-Pacific as the maker of sugar substitute stevia and other ingredients looks to capitalize on rising consumer demand for healthy and ...

Ingredion , which turns grains, fruits, vegetables and other plant material into ingredients for food and other items, said Thursday that it will invest $140 million to expand into a range of ...