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That transaction follows Jefferies' original sale to Marfrig of a 48% interest in National Beef in June 2018. The seller at the time was identified as Leucadia National Corp., a predecessor of Jefferies.

That transaction follows Jefferies' original sale to Marfrig of a 48% interest in National Beef in June 2018. The seller at the time was identified as Leucadia National Corp., a predecessor of Jefferies.

In 2021, the Brazilian food manufacturing company Marfrig Global Foods generated close to 85 billion Brazilian reals in net revenue, up from nearly 68 billion reals a year earlier. In 2020, the company's gross profit reached a value of 11.7 billion Brazilian reals.

Marcos Molina raises stake after stocks fell 18.5% in May Molina went shopping and has just reported that MMS – the holding company through which he and his wife control Marfrig – has now more than 50% of shares in the world's largest hamburger maker.

In 2021, the Brazilian food manufacturing company Marfrig Global Foods generated close to 85 billion Brazilian reals in net revenue, up from nearly 68 billion reals a year earlier. In 2020, the company's gross profit reached a value of 11.7 billion Brazilian reals.

NEW YORK – Jeffries Financial Group announced in a statement on Nov. 17 that it entered into an agreement to sell its remaining 31 percent interest in National Beef Packing Co. LLC to Brazilian meat company Marfrig Global Foods S.A. The purchase would raise Marfrig's ownership to 81.7 percent of National Beef.

Marfrig Global Foods has confirmed its chairman Marcos Molina and his holding company are now the majority owners of the Brazilian meat processor.

Marfrig Global Foods is a global leader in the production of hamburger meat patties and the 2nd largest beef producer in the world. Our facilities consist of 33 production units, strategically located in South America and North America.

Marcos Molina raises stake after stocks fell 18.5% in May Molina went shopping and has just reported that MMS – the holding company through which he and his wife control Marfrig – has now more than 50% of shares in the world's largest hamburger maker.

Marcos Molina raises stake after stocks fell 18.5% in May Molina went shopping and has just reported that MMS – the holding company through which he and his wife control Marfrig – has now more than 50% of shares in the world's largest hamburger maker.

NEW YORK – Jeffries Financial Group announced in a statement on Nov. 17 that it entered into an agreement to sell its remaining 31 percent interest in National Beef Packing Co. LLC to Brazilian meat company Marfrig Global Foods S.A. The purchase would raise Marfrig's ownership to 81.7 percent of National Beef.

Marfrig Global Foods is a global leader in the production of hamburger meat patties and the 2nd largest beef producer in the world. Our facilities consist of 33 production units, strategically located in South America and North America.

Marfrig Global Foods has confirmed its chairman Marcos Molina and his holding company are now the majority owners of the Brazilian meat processor.

Liquidity and Debt Structure Adequate Liquidity: Marfrig had USD2. 1 billion of cash and cash equivalents compared with USD1. 1 billion and USD720 million due in 2023 and 2024, respectively as of 1Q23. The company's short-term debt is mainly related to trade finance lines.

Marfrig Global Foods is a global leader in the production of hamburger meat patties and the 2nd largest beef producer in the world. Our facilities consist of 33 production units, strategically located in South America and North America.

The company is owned by Brazilian multinational Marfrig. Its main focuses include branded box beef, consumer ready beef, portion control beef and wet blue leather.

Marcos Molina raises stake after stocks fell 18.5% in May Molina went shopping and has just reported that MMS – the holding company through which he and his wife control Marfrig – has now more than 50% of shares in the world's largest hamburger maker.

Marfrig Global Foods is a global leader in the production of hamburger meat patties and the 2nd largest beef producer in the world. Our facilities consist of 33 production units, strategically located in South America and North America.

Liquidity and Debt Structure Adequate Liquidity: Marfrig had USD2. 1 billion of cash and cash equivalents compared with USD1. 1 billion and USD720 million due in 2023 and 2024, respectively as of 1Q23. The company's short-term debt is mainly related to trade finance lines.

The company is owned by Brazilian multinational Marfrig. Its main focuses include branded box beef, consumer ready beef, portion control beef and wet blue leather.