Key Highlights

  • JBS agreed to acquire 100% of Flora in a transaction valued at US$542 million.
  • Flora had annual net Revenue of R$2.9 billion, or US$531 million, for the twelve months ended September 2026.
  • Equity consideration of US$367 million will be paid in JBS treasury Class A shares.
  • The transaction includes the assumption of Flora's debt.

JBS (NYSE:JBS; B3:JBSS32) announced the Acquisition of 100% of Flora, a Brazilian consumer products company, in a transaction valued at US$542 million. Flora is owned by J&F Group, which is JBS's controlling shareholder. The deal takes JBS into the personal care market and expands its consumer products platform.

Transaction Terms

The transaction is valued at US$542 million and includes the assumption of Flora's debt. The Equity consideration is US$367 million, which JBS will pay entirely in its treasury Class A shares.

Because J&F Group is JBS's controlling shareholder, the seller is related to the buyer.

Flora's Financial Profile

Flora reported annual net revenue of R$2.9 billion, equal to US$531 million, for the twelve months ended September 2026. The figures are presented in the announcement at the Exchange Rate used by the company.

The company's announcement presents Flora's revenue on a trailing twelve-month basis, which covers the period from October 2025 through September 2026.

Strategic Scope

JBS said the acquisition expands its consumer products platform into personal care. The company did not provide Flora's product list or Market Share figures in the announcement.

JBS is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker JBS and on the Brazilian exchange B3 under JBSS32.

Final Word

JBS agreed to acquire 100% of Flora for US$542 million, including the assumption of Flora's Debt and US$367 million of equity consideration paid in JBS treasury Class A shares. Flora had net revenue of US$531 million for the twelve months ended September 2026.