JBS S.A. posted a net profit of $1.8 billion for 2024, reversing its previous year’s loss and highlighting the impact of strong global demand for pork and chicken. The company also reported a 14.6% increase in net revenue, reaching $77.2 billion, with rising prices and sales volumes contributing to the gains.
JBS USA Pork saw a 5.2% increase in net revenue to $8.1 billion, fueled by strong domestic demand as high beef prices pushed more consumers toward pork. This positive momentum reflects the ongoing consumer shift and pork’s competitive positioning in the protein market.
Despite challenges in the beef sector, JBS credits its recovery to geographic diversification and international market expansion, with the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates emerging as key growth regions.
As JBS continues to optimize operations and expand its presence in global markets, its strong performance in the pork sector underscores the growing role of pork as a preferred protein source. The company remains focused on efficiency, product portfolio optimization, and increasing supply chain resilience to drive further growth in 2025.
