During an interview with JBS Global Business Root program Gilberto Tomazoni stressed that acquisitions are part of the company’s central strategy and that the company will continue to evaluate growth opportunities, but always with responsibility and strategic alignment. “If you look at the history of JBS, the acquisitions are in DNA,” he said.
By citing responsibility, Tomazoni explained that it is not because you the company is able to make a purchase that should make. He said purchases and consolidations only make sense when they build value and are aligned with the company’s mission.
In addition to acquisitions, JBS has also been betting on Greenfield projects as part of its expansion. Tomazoni explained that at times when multiples and banks were very high, the company chose to set aside mergers and acquisitions and started building factories from scratch – especially in the United States.
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Recently, the company has advanced on two new fronts: eggs and salmon. “We recently entered Tasmania. Here in Brazil we came into society with Mantiqueira (egg producer),” said Tomazoni. The goal is to turn these new fronts into relevant platforms, repeating what was done in the sectors of birds and pigs. “We want to be leaders of the sectors, globally.
The program “Root of Business” debuted this Friday (1) and is the result of a partnership between the Infomoney and the site specializing in agribusiness The Agribusiness. The goal is to bridge a bridge between the sector – one of the most important in the Brazilian economy – with the capital market. That is, pave a bridge between the field and Faria Lima.
In addition to discussing the hottest topics of interest to the sector, the biweekly program, always broadcast on Fridays, will bring important guests. For the debut, the guest was Gilberto Tomazoni, JBS Global CEO.
