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JBS publishes investor presentation outlining global protein footprint, capital allocation and leverage profile

JBS publishes investor presentation outlining global protein footprint, capital allocation and leverage profile

ReutersReuters2026/08/12 17:56
  • JBS NV flagged 2025 net revenues of USD 86 billion, excluding its beverages business, positioning itself as the world’s largest food company.
  • Scale update: 280,000-plus employees, more than 250 production facilities, sales footprint spanning about 200 countries.
  • Capital returns emphasis: 2019-2Q26 dividends of USD 6.36 billion, share buybacks of USD 3.36 billion.
  • 2Q26 LTM free cash flow of USD 36 million, down from USD 400 million in 2025.
  • Debt metrics snapshot: net leverage at 3.1x in 2Q26 LTM, interest coverage at 5x.


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