JBS N.V. to Voluntarily Transition to U.S. Domestic SEC Filer Status, Accelerating Disclosure Calendar

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JBS N.V. announced its voluntary transition to filing as a U.S. domestic company, which will accelerate its financial reporting schedule and increase transparency for investors.

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• Transition to U.S. Domestic Filer

  JBS N.V. will voluntarily begin filing reports with the SEC as a U.S. domestic company, moving from Form 20-F to Forms 10-Q, 10-K, and 8-K, starting with its Q2 2026 report.

• Accelerated Disclosure Calendar

  The company will now report annual results on Form 10-K within 60 days (previously 120 days) and quarterly results on Form 10-Q within 40 days, significantly speeding up financial disclosures.

• Enhanced Transparency and Market Alignment

  This initiative aims to increase transparency, standardize information for better comparability with global peers, and expand eligibility for U.S. stock indices, potentially boosting liquidity and investor base.

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JBS N.V.'s decision to voluntarily transition from a foreign private issuer (20-F filer) to a U.S. domestic company (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K filer) is a significant strategic move. This change will accelerate its financial reporting, providing investors with more timely and frequent updates. The company expects this increased transparency and alignment with U.S. capital market standards to enhance comparability with peers, expand its eligibility for U.S. stock indices, and potentially increase liquidity and attract a broader investor base, ultimately aiming to unlock shareholder value.