Brazil's JBS invests US$150 million for an 80% stake in an Oman multiprotein hub, while a separate EU audit reproves a plant and rejects its quality plan.
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Key Facts
—JBS Oman deal value US$150 million total investment for an 80% stake, with Oman Food Capital retaining 20%.
—Production capacity The hub targets 300,000 tons per year, processing 1,000 cattle, 5,000 lambs, and 600,000 chickens daily.
—JBS NYSE listing status JBS already completed its dual listing on the New York Stock Exchange in June 2025; no new listing step is confirmed for July 2026.
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