JBS DAY
A GLOBAL
FOOD
COMPANY
So Paulo, November 12, 2015
JBS AT A GLANCE
Net Revenue of R$150
billion (LTM)
Second largest global food company
Prepared &
Others
30%
Beef
32%
LTM Revenue
3Q15
R$150 bi
Pork
16%
Poultry
22%
Global and diversified platform
Value added product portfolio with brands
High performance team with more than
230 thousand employees
Focus on operational
Source 1: Bloomberg
excellence
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A GLOBAL COMPANY
Exclusive Global Production and Sales Platform
3%
CANADA
RUSSIA
EUROPE
1%
6%
47%
USA
6%
ASIA
AFRICA &
MIDDLE EAST
MEXICO
11%
4%
BRAZIL
South Am.
OTHERS
12%
6%
As % of Total Revenue
Production footprint
Note 1. Revenues by region includes domestic sales and imports.
OCEANIA
4%
EVOLUTION
From a Brazilian beef company in 2007 to a Global food company
CARGILL PORK
Net Revenue LTM3Q15:
IPO JBS SA
19,000
EMPLOYEES
2006
Net Revenue: R$3.9 bi
Net Revenue: R$14.1 bi
2007
BERTIN
R$150.1 bi
2009
2008
Net Revenue: R$30.3 bi
2013
2010
EXPANSION IN USA AND AUSTRALIA
Net Revenue: R$54.7 bi
Note 1. Not considering revenues from Moy Park and Cargill Pork
2015
2014
ACQUISITIONS: TYSON IN BRAZIL
AND MEXICO
230,000
EMPLOYEES
STRATEGY
Global and Diversified Production and Distribution Platform progressing towards value added
products with brands
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Branding
Value added products
Sales and distribution platform
Production platform
+350,000 costumers and
sales to +150 countries
+300 production units in
+15 countries
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HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE
Constant Revenues and EBITDA Margin Growth
| Net Revenue Growth:
77%
| EBITDA Growth:
11,8%
9,6%
9,2%
8,4%
7,1%
6,9%
1.710
3T13 3Q13
3T13
1.874
4T134Q134T13
8,9%
8,2%
6,6%
27.222
24.222
124%
43.029
38.905
28.969
26.419
2.433
1.750
1T141Q14
1T14
2T142Q142T14
Net Revenue (R$ million)
34.303
30.779
3.618
3T143Q143T14
EBITDA (R$ million)
3.290
33.819
2.758
4T144Q144T14
1T151Q151T15
3.577
2T152Q152T15
3.834
3T153Q153T15
EBITDA Margin (%)
CONSOLIDATED RESULTS
3Q15
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3Q15 CONSOLIDATED HIGHLIGHTS
CONSOLIDATED NET SALES (R$ MILLION)
CONSOLIDATED EBITDA (R$ MILLION)
EBITDA Margin (%)
43,029
11.8%
8.9%
30,779
39.8%
3,834
3,618
6.0%
3Q14
3Q15
3Q14
3Q15
| Robust sales growth
| Solid operational results
3Q15 CONSOLIDATED HIGHLIGHTS
NET INCOME (R$ MILLION)
Earnings Per Share (R$)
Reported Net Income
288.6%
1,092.9
FREE CASH FLOW GENERATION (R$ MILLION)
4,246.7
3,441.4
5,066
Adjusted
Net Income
137.8%
2,130
1.19
0.38
3Q14
3Q15
3Q14
3Q15
| Net income reached a historical high
| Increased Earnings Per Share (EPS) (Cancelation of shares held in treasury)
| Robust Free Cash Flow Generation
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3Q15 CONSOLIDATED HIGHLIGHTS
RECENT ACQUISITIONS
| Tyson de Mexico
| Cu Azul
| Primo Group
| Anhambi
| Total Value: ~US$ 3.5 billion
| Moy Park
| Tyson do Brasil
| Revenues: ~US$ 5.0 billion
| Big Frango
NET DEBT - US$ MILLION
NET DEBT (R$ MILLION) / LEVERAGE
2.54x
2.55x
2,32x
41,707
10,546
10,498
25,848
3Q14
3Q15
3Q14
Note 1. leverage considering proforma results from recent acquisitions (does not include Cargill Pork).
3Q15
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FX HEDGING POLICY
FX Exposure and Hedge Position at the end of 3Q15
JBS EXPOSURE TO US DOLLAR (R$ BILLION)
Financial Liability Operational Asset
52.0
HEDGE POSITION (R$ BILLION)
Net
NetExposure
ExposURE
Hedge
43.1
41.4
8.9
Financial
Liability
Unhedged Position
1.7
Operational
Asset
FX Variation on Net Exposure: R$10.1 billion
Effect on Financial Results: R$6.1 billion
Effect on Equity: R$4.0 billion
Hedge Result: R$9.5 billion
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BUSINESS UNITS
3Q15
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JBS FOODS
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JBS FOODS
NET REVENUE (R$ MILLION)
EBITDA (R$ MILLION)
20.7%
5,012.2
1,040.0
17.1%
3,376.8
576.0
80.5%
48.4%
3Q14
3Q15
3Q14
3Q15
| Expressive organic growth and via acquisitions.
| Continuous EBITDA margin expansion.
| Commitment to improved performance.
| Focus in quality, innovation and brands.
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EVOLUTION OF JBS FOODS
NET REVENUE (R$ BILLION)
CONSISTENCY OF RESULTS (EBITDA Margin %)
20,7%
20,0
17,0
15,9%
12,9
13,7%
10,6
18.0%
31.8%
Note 1: proforma net revenue considers combined 2013 results from Seara + JBS Aves
3Q15
2Q15
1Q15
2014
3Q15 Annualized
4Q14
LTM3Q15
3Q14
2014
2Q14
2013 (Acquisition)
1Q14
21.7%
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OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Source: Company
Costumer Service (OTIF on time in full)
23% improvement
Point of Purchase Out of Stock
24% improvement
Active Costumers
An increase of 29 thousand
Perceived Quality
26% improvement in quality drivers
Productivity Drivers
An increase of 400 bps in operational efficiency index
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JBS MERCOSUL
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JBS MERCOSUL
NET REVENUE (R$ MILLION)
EBITDA (R$ MILLION)
7,146.9
6,470.5
640.8
554.6
10.5%
3Q14
9.0%
8.6%
15.5%
3Q15
3Q14
3Q15
| Recovery of exports and opening of Chinese and Saudi markets.
| Operational profitability improvement.
| Better supply and demand dynamics.
| Continuous investments in Friboi brand.
| Outlook of trade with the US.
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JBS EUROPE
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JBS EUROPE OVERVIEW
NET REVENUE (R$ MILLION)
+59%
4.006
2012
4.723
2013
5.508
2014
6.383
LTM 3Q15
| 15 production units with 12 thousand employees
| 450 thousand tons of products processed
annually
In Natura
Convenience and Value Added UK
Convenience and Value Added Europe
Poultry Breeding Grounds
Rigamonti
Source: Company
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MOY PARK: VALUE ADDED PRODUCTS
Prepared & Breaded
Convenience & Others
Products
In Natura
In Natura
Prepared & Breaded
Convenience & Others
51%
Retail
Foodservice
62%
7%
Others
27%
10%
Costumers
Channel
Mix
42%
Note 1: 2014 Revenues Percentage.
Note 2: Others includes agricultural costumers, poultry international costumers and poultry sub products.
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MOY PARK: INNOVATION BENCHMARKING
DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE LABEL PRODUCTS
EMBEDDED CHEFS
NEW PRODUCT SAMPLES DEVELOPED BY MOY PARK
FOOD DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION & INSIGHT HEADCOUNT
R&D Headcount
+50
76
26
2011
2014
BENCHMARK IN POULTRY BREEDING PRACTICES
Antibiotic Free
Free Range
Organics
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JBS USA BEEF
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JBS USA BEEF
NET REVENUE (US$ MILLION)
EBITDA (US$ MILLION)
8.6%
5,849.3
5,750.9
3.4%
504.9
-61.0%
-1.7%
Swift
(bolinha) e
Primo
3Q14
196.8
3Q15
3Q14
3Q15
| Lower cattle availability in US as a consequence of stronger Heifer
and Cow retention.
| Impact of Australian dollar devaluation vs. US Dollar.
| New management in Primo leading the process of reorganization,
integration and synergy capturing.
| 30% expansion of value added products (consumer ready) in 2015
and 60% in 2016, reaching 340 million lbs.
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PRIMO: VALUE ADDED PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION
Retail
Foodservice
74%
Distributors
Exports & Others
5%
18%
2%
Leading
Brands
Channel
Mix
Products
Processed
Note 1: Others: retail stores
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PRIMO: LEADING BRANDS IN OCEANIA
Leading Brand in Australia
Private Label
8%
Other
5%
Bertocchi
10%
Primo
40%
Tegel Foods
4%
Other
8%
Premier
Beehive
37%
Hobsons Choice
4%
A.Verkerk
9%
Ingham
3%
Dorsogna
11%
Leading Brand in New Zealand
George Weston
23%
Source: Australia and New Zealand Market Share data based in Woolworths & Coles (September 2015)
Private Label
10%
Hellers
28%
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JBS USA PORK
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JBS USA PORK
NET REVENUE (US$ MILLION)
937.8
EBITDA (US$ MILLION)
12.1%
785.4
113.2
-16.3%
6.2%
-57.2%
3Q14
3Q15
3Q14
48.4
3Q15
| Increase in pork supply and decrease in prices.
| Increase of products and clients portfolio through the acquisition of
Cargill Pork, concluded in October 30th.
| Increased sales of value added products.
| Defined management team at the New JBS USA Pork with the
initiation of integration and synergy capturing.
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NEW JBS USA PORK
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
MN
1
| Proforma Net Revenue of US$6.3 billion.
| Proforma EBITDA of US$565 million
(Pre-Synergies).
| 20% market share.
IA
2
1
IL
1
CO
MO
CA
OK
KY
NC
1
AR
1
2
TX
1
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OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
| 90,000 hog processing capacity per day.
| 5.0 million lbs of prepared and value
added products per week.
05 hog processing units
05 feed mills
01 lamb processing unit
04 genetic units
| 2.0 million lbs of bacon produced per
03 consumer ready facilities
week.
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JBS USA CHICKEN
PILGRIMS PRIDE (PPC)
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JBS USA CHICKEN (PPC)
NET REVENUE (US$ MILLION)
EBITDA (US$ MILLION)
19.2%
2,268.0
2,112.5
435.4
13.0%
-6.9%
-37.0%
3Q14
3Q15
3Q14
274.3
3Q15
| Robust Cash generation.
| Decrease in prices in domestic and export markets.
| US$30 million impact of non recurring costs in the quarter.
| US$200 million in operational improvements through 2015.
| Challenging environment for exports, but with the expectation of
markets reopening.
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NEW PILGRIMS IN MEXICO
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
| US$1.6 billion in revenue annually.
| 28% Market Share.
FACILITIES FOOTPRINT
06 poultry processing units
17 Distribution Centers
| US$50.0 million synergies in progress.
OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
| Conclusion of Tyson de Mxico acquisition in
July 2015.
| Integration 100% concluded.
| +10,000 Team members.
| 1.3 million poultry processed per day.
| Strong nationally recognized brands.
| New Vera Cruz complex initiating in December
2015.
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MARKETING AND INNOVATION
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Marketing and Innovation
THE POWER OF MARKETING AND INNVOATION
IN FOOD
Source 1: globe newswire
Adding
Value
Bottled Water Market Value
US$ ~160 billion
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SEARA
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REPOSITIONING OF THE SEARA BRAND
SEARA BRAND UNTILL 2013...
FOOTBALL oriented Marketing, through the
sponsorship of teams and events.
SINGLE-TIER, with no price category diversification.
...REPOSITIONING TROUGHOUT 2014
Seara is the brand of the contemporary
woman, with FOCUS ON QUALITY, taste and
convenience.
Seara becomes a MULTI-TIER brand.
Experimente Seara
A QUALIDADE VAI TE SURPREENDER
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SEARA CAMPAIGN
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BRAND PREFERENCE
TRIPLED
90% COSTUMERS CONSIDERS
SEARA IN THE BUYING
PROCESS
Mainstream
Premium
BRAND REPOSITIONING
SECOND PLACE
ON TOP OF MIND!
Regional/
Access
CONSIDERED THE BRAND OF
THE MODERN WOMAN!
ONE OF THE MOST REMEMBERED
TV COMERCIALS IN TEN
(SOURCE: DATAFOLHA)
SEARA WAS THE MOST
APPRECIATED BRAND IN 2014
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BUYING BEHAVIOUR EVOLUTION
REPEATED PURCHASE
46%
PENETRATION
(Presence in Brazilian homes)
+3,579,950 lares
(1S15 vs. 1S14)
Repeat Rate: 67%
+ 7.1%
VOLUME PER OCCASION
(Volume growth)
(1S15 vs. 1S14)
+12.7%
BUYING RATE
(Per semester)
2.5 visits
Testers
Repeaters
Monthly Penetration
Besides the conquest of new buyers throughout Brazil, the
repetition conversion is already happening at Seara.
Source: Kantar WorldPanel Consuming evolution in Brazilian homes (Categories: Pizzas, Pasta, Hamburger, Breaded, Snacks, Sausages and Ham (1S15 vs. 1S14 variation)
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MARKET SHARE EVOLUTION
FROZEN AND MARGERINES
INDUSTRIALIZED AND PIZZAS
30,2
24,6
19,5
26,4
26,4
27,6
28,8
29,6
31,1
31,8
32,5
15,0
15,3
May/Jun 15
Jul/Aug 15
24,5
20,3
22,5
7,2
7,0
7,6
Aug/Sep 14
Oct/Nov 14
Dec/Jan 15
Frozen
8,7
8,8
9,0
9,1
Feb/Mar
Apr/Mar 15
Jun/Jul 15
Aug/Sep 15
Margerines
13,2
13,2
13,6
13,9
Jul/Aug 14
Sep/Oct 14
Nov/Dec 14
Jan/Feb 15
Industrialized
Source: AC Nielsen - Market Share by Volume Category - Includes Excelsior. In Frozen, includes Massa Leve from Aug/Sep 14, Agrovneto and Macedo from Dez/Jan 15 and Big Frango from Fev/Mar/15
13,7
Mar/Apr 15
Pizzas
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FRIBOI
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DECOMMODITIZING BEEF
FRIBOI FROM 2013 ONWARDS
| Sparce Marketing
Investments.
| Beef still treated as
commodity.
Decommoditization
FRIBOI WAS...
| Increase in Marketing investments through a well
known national TV celebrity.
| Slogan Ask for Friboi. Reliable Beef has a Name.
| Focus on comunicating the reliability benefit through
guarantee of origin.
| Comercials aired on TV, radio, banners, magazines
and stand ups.
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FRIBOI CAMPAIGN
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POSITIONING OF FRIBOI IN BRAZILIAN MARKET
FRIBOI BRAND POSITIONING IN THE MARKET (Basket of Cuts)
PRICING INDEX OF JBS BRANDS IN BRAZIL
Friboi average price vs Market average price
104%
103%
101%
98%
150%
135%
125%
120%
115%
100%
Source: JBS and Shoppingbrasil IFR
Note 1: Basket is composed by: shoulder, rump, strip loin, round cuts, tenderloin, flank steak, and top sirloin cap.
2013 Pre
Campaign
2013 Post
Campaign
2014
YTD 2015
After the Slogan Ask for Friboi. Reliable Beef has a
Name, Friboi prices increased 5% compared to the
market average
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Mission
To be the best in what
we set out to do,
completely focused on
our business, ensuring the
best products and
services for our
customers, consistency
for our suppliers,
profitability for our
shareholders and the
opportunity of a better
future for all our team
members.
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DISCLAIMER
This release contains forward-looking statements relating to the prospects of the business, estimates for
operating and financial results, and those related to growth prospects of JBS. These are merely projections
and, as such, are based exclusively on the expectations of JBS management concerning the future of the
business and its continued access to capital to fund the Companys business plan. Such forward-looking
statements depend, substantially, on changes in market conditions, government regulations, competitive
pressures, the performance of the Brazilian economy and the industry, among other factors and risks
disclosed in JBS filed disclosure documents and are, therefore, subject to change without prior notice.