BRF S.A. (BRFS) and Marfrig Merge to Form Global Protein Giant MBRF

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BRF S.A. (NYSE:BRFS), a major global food company headquartered in Brazil, has significantly advanced its international strategy in 2025 through two key developments: a transformative merger with Marfrig Global Foods and major expansions in Saudi Arabia and China.

On May 15, 2025, BRF S.A. (NYSE:BRFS) and Marfrig announced a definitive merger to form MBRF Global Foods Company S.A., aiming to become a global protein industry leader. The merger, pending shareholder approval on August 5, is expected to deliver R$805 million (approx. $141 million) in annual synergies through cost optimization and operational integration. The new entity is also exploring redomiciliation and a potential U.S. listing to enhance valuation and liquidity, positioning it among the best growth stocks in the sector.

Simultaneously, the corporation is expanding its international presence. In Saudi Arabia, it began constructing a $160 million processed-foods facility in Jeddah, its third plant in the country and seventh in the Middle East. Set to open in 2026 with a 40,000-tonne annual capacity, the factory supports Saudi food security goals and strengthens BRF S.A. (NYSE:BRFS)’s position in the halal market.

A worker in a production facility packaging arbitrary food products, reflecting the company’s commitment to comprehensive production standards.

In China, the company completed the acquisition of a processed-foods plant in Henan Province, doubling its production capacity in the region to 60,000 tonnes. This move enables BRF S.A. (NYSE:BRFS) to better serve local consumers and reduce exposure to global supply chain disruptions.

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