JBS posts US$22.6B Q3 revenue
Company posts higher revenue and income as it expands digital cattle tracking and launches new poultry offerings
BRAZIL – JBS closed the third quarter of 2025 with higher revenue and improved performance as it continued operating its global multi protein platform with tighter control across varied markets.
The company said its revenue reached US$ 22.6 billion for the period, with all business units reporting year on year growth.
JBS also recorded a net profit of US$ 581 million in the quarter, noting that its return on equity for the past twelve months stood at 23.7 percent.
In Brazil, Friboi posted another solid quarter as it strengthened ties with major customers while keeping its focus on plant efficiency and day to day execution.
The division was also named the most recalled meat brand in the latest Top of Mind survey, which the company said reflects its standing with domestic shoppers.
Seara delivered higher results supported by operational discipline, quicker commercial decisions, continued product development and a constant push for profitability.
These developments followed a series of moves by JBS earlier in the year, including the first delivery of individually traceable beef from Pará on November 3.
The company confirmed that the 12 ton shipment of Friboi products will be supplied to Atacadão stores in Belém through a partnership involving the Pará state government, The Nature Conservancy, Carrefour Brasil and other processors.
Shifts in Poultry Consumption
In October, a survey by Worldpanel by Numerator identified Seara as the chicken brand with the widest household reach in Brazil in 2025.
The company links the milestone to its efforts to adapt to changing consumption patterns, including products like its Bakery Chicken line that can be cooked directly from frozen.
Seara has also expanded its offerings with Seara Protein, a ready to eat product containing 30 grams of protein per serving, introduced to meet rising consumer interest in convenient and nutritionally focused foods.
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