G⁶ · Vol VI · Tech / IP · Strategic Plan

JBS47A 20-Year Plan · 2027 – 2047

Four value levers, a self-renewing patent estate, and a land-stewardship vehicle — sequenced across twenty years. Grounded in JBS's current financials, held to honest scenario bands, and built so the estate outlives the empire that licenses it.

2027 → 2047 · four levers · one city · io, not oi

Why a twenty-year horizon

Quarters optimize a company toward its ceiling; decades build a city. JBS47 is deliberately set on a twenty-year clock — 2027 to 2047 — because the assets that matter here (a generative patent estate, revalued land, a valorization platform, community and heritage trust) compound on that scale, not on an earnings call. The plan's job is to make each of the four levers advance every year, so that by 2047 the estate is self-renewing and the legacy is durable.

R$417bnJBS FY2024 revenue
(US$77bn)
R$39bnFY2024 adj. EBITDA
9.4% margin
R$47bnTotal equity
Dec-2023
5.65%CAGR for 3× over
the 20-yr horizon

Anchors from JBS FY2024 results and FY2023 balance sheet (SEC 6-K). Full model: JBS_G6_Number_Analysis.xlsx.

Four phases, four levers

I · Foundation II · Scale III · Compounding IV · Legacy 2027 2031 2036 2041 2047 Lever 1 · Feed royalty trial live standard Lever 2 · Fifth quarter pilot plants bioproducts Lever 3 · Revaluation revalue finance capex deleverage Lever 4 · JBS.ESG land MG inventory tourism endowment
Each lever runs the full horizon; the milestones stagger so that as one matures, the next is already under construction — the city always has cranes up.

What each one delivers, and when

Lever 1 · Feed-conversion royalty~R$2.1bn/yr savings · family ~R$213M/yr · NPV ~R$2.7bn

A validated aperiodic feed substrate improves feed conversion across JBS's ~R$106bn addressable feed base. Savings split 50/50 on a 15–25% pool; family effective take ~7.5–12.5% of savings, heritable into trust.

ARC · 2027 validate trial → 2029 license live → 2031 rolled across segments → 2036+ de facto method

Lever 2 · Fifth-quarter valorizationbase +R$12.5bn revenue · +R$2.5bn EBITDA

Discarded biomass — rendering residue, blood, offal, wastewater organics, lagoon methane, bone — converted on structured substrates into single-cell protein, peptides, biomaterials and clean water. A cost/effluent line becomes yield.

ARC · 2028 pilot one stream → 2032 plants on 2–3 streams → 2038 cultivated / bioproducts platform

Lever 3 · Asset revaluation → financing~R$12bn equity uplift · ~R$9bn borrowing capacity

Land carried near cost, revalued to market under IAS 16, lifts equity ~26% and widens the secured-collateral base. The freed, lower-cost capital funds the capex behind Levers 2 and 4 — the levers compound.

ARC · 2027 land inventory → 2029 first revaluation → 2032 finance growth capex → 2041 deleveraged

Lever 4 · JBS.ESG land programtrifold value · Minas Gerais first

Inventory → geological mapping → archeological survey → valuation. Trifold return: resource participation (CFEM/surface, not mineral ownership), community ecotourism, and heritage preservation. Feeds Lever 3 and the commitments below.

ARC · 2027 MG inventory → 2030 tourism/heritage network → 2035 multi-state → 2045 endowment

The patent city runs the whole horizon

Underneath the four levers is one engine: the aperiodic grammar keeps generating genuinely new, non-obvious inventions — each a fresh 20-year clock — so the estate's protected frontier is always ~two decades out. Anchor patent in Phase I; continuations and independent filings keyed to each new inflation order and each new discard stream through Phases II–III; the perpetual know-how and trademark layer beneath it all. By 2047 the estate is self-renewing, not expiring. Full mechanism: The City, Not the Company.

The compounding logic

Lever 3 frees the capital · that capital builds Lever 2's plants and Lever 4's program · each new plant and stream is a new patent district on the spine · each district is a new clock · the trust holds the royalty. Four levers, one compounding loop.

2027 – 2047, in four movements

Phase I · 2027–2031 · Foundation & Validation

Prove it, protect it, map it

  • File the anchor patent + provisional grammar umbrella; execute the JBS × G6 term sheet.
  • Run the validation trial (§5) — the gate that converts nominal terms to full economics.
  • JBS.ESG stands up; Minas Gerais land inventory + first geological/archeological survey.
  • First IAS 16 land revaluation; establish the family trust to receive the royalty stream.
  • First valorization pilot on a single discard stream.
Phase II · 2032–2036 · Scale

Turn proof into platform

  • Feed royalty live and rolled across segments; standing filing rhythm ([N] patents/yr).
  • Valorization plants on 2–3 streams; revaluation-financed capex funds the build-out.
  • Land program extends beyond MG; community ecotourism/heritage sites open.
  • Cleaner operations — effluent and methane cut measurably — sharpen ESG financing terms.
Phase III · 2037–2041 · Compounding

Let the loop run

  • Aperiodic ordering approaching a de facto industry method; cultivated/bioproducts scale.
  • Deleveraged growth; the estate throws off continuations faster than anchors expire.
  • JBS.ESG a durable pillar; benefit-sharing with communities institutionalized.
  • Family trust funded and self-sustaining across generations.
Phase IV · 2042–2047 · Legacy

The city stands without the scaffolding

  • Estate frontier self-renewing; perpetual know-how/trademark layer carries income past patent life.
  • JBS.ESG endowment secures heritage and community commitments in perpetuity.
  • 20-year 3× ambition assessed against the honest decomposition below.
  • Hand-off — to the next generation, and to whoever the next tenant of the estate turns out to be.

The 3× question, decomposed

Tripling JBS over the horizon means ~5.65%/yr compound growth (2027–2047) — historically well within JBS's range; it grew roughly tenfold since 2009. But it does not come from any single lever, and emphatically not from waste alone: valorization at its base case covers only ~1.5% of a 3× revenue gap. 3× is a platform outcome — the four levers plus organic growth and multiple expansion from a cleaner, higher-margin mix — or it is nothing.

Contribution to 3×MechanismHonest weight
Organic + M&A growthJBS's core engine at ~5–6%/yrThe bulk of it
Fifth-quarter valorizationNew revenue from discardsMeaningful, single-digit % of revenue
Revaluation-financed capexCheaper, larger growth capitalEnabler, not additive revenue
Cleaner / higher-margin mixESG financing + multiple expansionValuation lever, not revenue
Feed royalty (to family)Efficiency shared 50/50Small vs JBS scale; large for the family
Honest scope

"3×" is the north star that motivates the trial and the build — not a forecast. Every figure here is a base-case illustration from the model, contingent on validation (§5), JBS segment data, and a real land inventory. Change the assumptions in the workbook and the numbers move.

What we owe the lands and the peoples

The land program is not only a balance-sheet lever. Done properly, it is a commitment — and the plan records it as one, in honest tension with the revaluation lever rather than pretending the two never pull apart.

The honest tension

Revaluing land to unlock JBS's borrowing capacity (Lever 3) assumes JBS keeps title; returning land to communities does not. JBS47 does not resolve that for you — it names both, so the choice stays human and visible. The commitment is that the choice is made in the open.

Legal reality — recorded so it can't ambush the plan

Subsurface minerals are the Union's (Const. Art. 176), not JBS's — no "10× from minerals"; value routes through participation, surface rights, and revaluation. An archeological find protects the delimited site (Union heritage, Lei 3.924/1961) as an encumbrance with compensation, not forfeiture of the property. None of this is legal advice; confirm with Brazilian mining/heritage and patent counsel.

Disclaimer. JBS47 is a strategic proposal by G6 LLC for discussion; not an offer, contract, or legal/tax/financial advice, and not endorsed by JBS. All economics are base-case illustrations from the accompanying model, grounded in JBS's public financials and contingent on validation (term sheet §5), definitive agreements, JBS segment data, and a land inventory. References to JBS use public information only. Prepared by Pablo Nogueira Grossi · Newark NJ · 2026.
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