JBS Upsizes Debt Tender Offer to $1.2B, Announces Early Results & $500M Re-Tap

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JBS N.V. announced the early results of its tender offers, increasing the maximum repurchase amount to $1.2 billion, and confirmed the successful re-tap of $500 million in senior notes to fund the offers and for general corporate purposes.

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• Tender Offer Cap Increased

  JBS USA Food Company Holdings increased the maximum aggregate principal amount for its tender offers from $1 billion to $1.2 billion.

• Early Tender Results Announced

  As of April 10, 2026, $1.32 billion of 6.750% Senior Notes due 2034 (87.8% outstanding) and $829.77 million of 5.950% Senior Notes due 2035 (83.0% outstanding) were validly tendered.

• Proration and Non-Acceptance of Notes

  Due to oversubscription of the 2034 Notes, JBS USA expects to purchase these notes on a prorated basis and will not accept any tendered 2035 Notes.

• $500M Notes Re-Tap Confirmed

  The company confirmed the pricing of an additional $500 million in 2037 and 2057 Senior Notes, with proceeds funding the tender offers and general corporate purposes.

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This filing provides an update on JBS's ongoing liability management strategy, which aims to optimize its debt structure. The increase in the tender offer cap to $1.2 billion and the strong participation in the tender for the 2034 Notes (87.8% tendered) indicate successful execution of this strategy. The additional $500 million raised through the re-tap further strengthens the company's financial position, providing funds for the tender offers and general corporate purposes. This proactive debt management, occurring while the stock trades near its 52-week high, suggests the company is leveraging favorable market conditions to enhance its financial flexibility.