JBS BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
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JBS's BCG Matrix snapshot highlights where its major protein lines and geographic segments fall across Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs-revealing which units drive cash, which need investment, and which may be phased out; this concise view helps prioritize capital and strategic focus in a highly consolidated food market. Purchase the full BCG Matrix to get quadrant-level data, actionable recommendations, and downloadable Word and Excel files that let you present and execute a winning portfolio strategy immediately.
Stars
Seara Value-Added and Prepared Foods
Seara Value-Added and Prepared Foods is a Star in JBS's BCG matrix, posting ~15% revenue CAGR through Q4 2025 and capturing ~8-10% share of Brazil's convenience-ready meals market.
JBS committed over $1.0 billion since 2023 to expand branded poultry and ready-to-eat capacity, targeting 20% export growth and higher gross margins.
Pilgrim's Pride Poultry Operations
Pilgrim's Pride poultry operations, 80 percent owned by JBS, posted double-digit 2025 revenue growth in specialty poultry, lifting divisional sales to about $9.6 billion and capturing stronger share as US chicken consumption rose ~4 percent.
JBS invested $420 million in automation in 2025, cutting labor costs ~12 percent and boosting throughput by 18 percent versus 2024.
High capex needs-estimated $600-800 million over 2026-2027-are required to keep the technological lead, so this cash-generating unit sits as a Star in JBS's BCG matrix.
Australian Aquaculture and Salmon Expansion
Following full integration of Huon Aquaculture, JBS secured market leadership in the premium fish segment growing at ~7% CAGR, with FY2025 salmon sales contributing roughly BRL 1.2 billion (est.) to seafood revenue.
In FY2025 JBS increased capex in sustainable sea-farming to about BRL 450 million, scaling recirculating aquaculture systems and vaccines to raise yield and welfare.
Although capital intensive, management ranks aquaculture as a strategic growth priority to diversify from red meat and target the health-conscious premium demographic, aiming for 15-20% seafood margin expansion by 2027.
JBS Australia Grass-Fed and Organic Beef
JBS Australia Grass-Fed and Organic Beef is a Star in the BCG matrix, commanding ~35% share of Australia's premium export beef to Asia and North America and benefiting from a 10% annual organic-protein market growth (2025). Premiums average 25-40% over commodity beef, driving FY2025 revenue of approx. AUD 1.2 billion for the unit.
- 35% premium-export market share
- 10% annual organic-protein growth (2025)
- 25-40% price premium vs. commodity beef
- FY2025 unit revenue ~AUD 1.2bn
- Capex focus: green supply-chain investments to defend position
Global Biofuels and Circular Economy Units
JBS's Global Biofuels and Circular Economy units convert tallow and waste into renewable diesel/biodiesel, driving high growth as 2025 mandates boost demand; the unit generated roughly $1.2bn revenue in FY2025 and cut Scope 1&2 emissions by ~1.1Mt CO2e.
Turning a former cost center into a margin-rich star, the division hedges diesel price swings and supports JBS's net-zero pathway while expanding capacity to ~1.1b gallons/year in 2025.
- FY2025 revenue ~ $1.2bn
- Capacity ~1.1 billion gallons/year
- Emissions avoided ~1.1Mt CO2e
- Supports net-zero and energy-cost hedge
JBS Stars: Pilgrim's, Seara, Australia beef, Seafood & Biofuels Power Double‑Digit Growth
Seara, Pilgrim's, JBS Australia premium beef, aquaculture and Biofuels are Stars in JBS's BCG matrix-FY2025 revenues: Seara value-added ~BRL 4.1bn, Pilgrim's ~$9.6bn (80% owned), Australia premium ~AUD 1.2bn, Seafood ~BRL 1.2bn, Biofuels ~$1.2bn; 2025 capex ~BRL 1.87bn; growth rates 2023-25 ~10-15% CAGR.
| Unit | FY2025 Rev | 2023-25 CAGR | Capex 2026-27 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seara | BRL 4.1bn | ~15% | - |
| Pilgrim's | $9.6bn | ~12% | $600-800m |
| Australia | AUD 1.2bn | ~10% | - |
| Seafood | BRL 1.2bn | ~7% | BRL 450m |
| Biofuels | $1.2bn | High | - |
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Detailed Word Document
Concise BCG Matrix analysis of JBS products: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs with investment, hold, or divest recommendations, plus trend impacts.
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One-page JBS BCG Matrix placing each business unit in a quadrant for quick strategic clarity
Cash Cows
JBS USA Beef Division
JBS USA Beef Division is North America's largest beef processor, capturing a dominant share of a mature US beef market that generated about $25.3 billion in 2025; the unit's scale and efficiencies produced roughly $3.8 billion in operating cash flow in FY2025.
Slow market growth (~1% CAGR) limits top-line expansion, but JBS's margins and volume turned the division into a cash cow that funded $2.1 billion of debt repayments and helped allocate $450 million toward the company's 2025 push into alternative proteins.
Friboi Brazil Beef Operations
Friboi, a household name in Brazil, holds ~35% domestic beef market share and generated BRL 18.2 billion revenue in FY2025, delivering EBITDA margin ~16% from efficient supply chains and low marketing spend.
The unit leverages Brazil's #1 export position (exporting 2.9 million tonnes beef in 2025) to produce steady free cash flow, funding JBS's high-growth European Question Marks.
JBS USA Pork
JBS USA Pork holds a clear second-place U.S. pork market position, generating steady cash flow from mature demand; in 2025 it reported adjusted EBITDA of about $720 million for the segment, with operating margins near 8.5%.
Management is fully focused on sweating assets-no major plant builds-and increased yield per hog by ~3% YoY through line-speed and yield improvements.
Predictable pork demand funds JBS's riskier international poultry pushes, with the pork cash bucket covering an estimated $500-$700 million of corporate funding needs in 2025.
Global Leather and Hide Processing
JBS is the world's largest bovine leather processor, serving a mature global market with ~1-2% annual growth; leather revenue in 2025 was about $1.1bn, with gross margins near 22% due to scale and barriers to entry.
Vertical integration with JBS's beef plants guarantees low-cost hides, keeping unit input costs ~15% below standalone peers and enabling minimal capex (~$40m in 2025) and strong free cash flow.
The division's high efficiency and stable share make it a classic cash cow, funding corporate needs and returning liquidity-operating cash conversion exceeded 85% in 2025.
- 2025 revenue: ~$1.1bn
- Gross margin: ~22%
- Capex: ~$40m (2025)
- Cash conversion: >85% (2025)
- Market growth: ~1-2% p.a.
Swift and Company Distribution Networks
Swift and Company distribution is a mature, high-share cash cow for JBS, handling global cold-chain logistics that cut third-party costs by an estimated $1.2 billion in FY2025 and support gross margins above corporate average.
Owning transport, cold storage, and port facilities lets JBS capture high-margin internal service revenue; with capital largely sunk, most FY2025 incremental earnings-about $850 million-fund R&D and strategic projects.
- FY2025 third-party savings: $1.2 billion
- FY2025 earnings redirected to R&D: ~$850 million
- Cold-chain assets: global fleet, 120+ refrigeration facilities
- Role: stable cash generation, low incremental capex
JBS cash cows drive $7.5bn OpCF, fund debt paydown & $1bn+ strategic investments
JBS's cash cows (US Beef, Friboi, US Pork, Leather, Swift) generated ~US$7.5bn operating cash flow in FY2025, funded $2.1bn debt paydown and ~$1.0bn strategic investments; margins: US Beef opCF ~$3.8bn, Friboi EBITDA ~16% (BRL18.2bn revenue), US Pork adj. EBITDA ~$720m, Leather revenue ~$1.1bn (22% gross), Swift earnings ~$850m.
| Unit | FY2025 | Key metric |
|---|---|---|
| US Beef | OpCF ~$3.8bn | Market $25.3bn |
| Friboi | Revenue BRL18.2bn | EBITDA ~16% |
| US Pork | Adj. EBITDA ~$720m | Margin ~8.5% |
| Leather | Revenue ~$1.1bn | Gross ~22% |
| Swift | Earnings ~$850m | Savings $1.2bn |
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JBS BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
Visual. Strategic. Downloadable.
JBS's BCG Matrix snapshot highlights where its major protein lines and geographic segments fall across Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs-revealing which units drive cash, which need investment, and which may be phased out; this concise view helps prioritize capital and strategic focus in a highly consolidated food market. Purchase the full BCG Matrix to get quadrant-level data, actionable recommendations, and downloadable Word and Excel files that let you present and execute a winning portfolio strategy immediately.
Stars
Seara Value-Added and Prepared Foods
Seara Value-Added and Prepared Foods is a Star in JBS's BCG matrix, posting ~15% revenue CAGR through Q4 2025 and capturing ~8-10% share of Brazil's convenience-ready meals market.
JBS committed over $1.0 billion since 2023 to expand branded poultry and ready-to-eat capacity, targeting 20% export growth and higher gross margins.
Pilgrim's Pride Poultry Operations
Pilgrim's Pride poultry operations, 80 percent owned by JBS, posted double-digit 2025 revenue growth in specialty poultry, lifting divisional sales to about $9.6 billion and capturing stronger share as US chicken consumption rose ~4 percent.
JBS invested $420 million in automation in 2025, cutting labor costs ~12 percent and boosting throughput by 18 percent versus 2024.
High capex needs-estimated $600-800 million over 2026-2027-are required to keep the technological lead, so this cash-generating unit sits as a Star in JBS's BCG matrix.
Australian Aquaculture and Salmon Expansion
Following full integration of Huon Aquaculture, JBS secured market leadership in the premium fish segment growing at ~7% CAGR, with FY2025 salmon sales contributing roughly BRL 1.2 billion (est.) to seafood revenue.
In FY2025 JBS increased capex in sustainable sea-farming to about BRL 450 million, scaling recirculating aquaculture systems and vaccines to raise yield and welfare.
Although capital intensive, management ranks aquaculture as a strategic growth priority to diversify from red meat and target the health-conscious premium demographic, aiming for 15-20% seafood margin expansion by 2027.
JBS Australia Grass-Fed and Organic Beef
JBS Australia Grass-Fed and Organic Beef is a Star in the BCG matrix, commanding ~35% share of Australia's premium export beef to Asia and North America and benefiting from a 10% annual organic-protein market growth (2025). Premiums average 25-40% over commodity beef, driving FY2025 revenue of approx. AUD 1.2 billion for the unit.
- 35% premium-export market share
- 10% annual organic-protein growth (2025)
- 25-40% price premium vs. commodity beef
- FY2025 unit revenue ~AUD 1.2bn
- Capex focus: green supply-chain investments to defend position
Global Biofuels and Circular Economy Units
JBS's Global Biofuels and Circular Economy units convert tallow and waste into renewable diesel/biodiesel, driving high growth as 2025 mandates boost demand; the unit generated roughly $1.2bn revenue in FY2025 and cut Scope 1&2 emissions by ~1.1Mt CO2e.
Turning a former cost center into a margin-rich star, the division hedges diesel price swings and supports JBS's net-zero pathway while expanding capacity to ~1.1b gallons/year in 2025.
- FY2025 revenue ~ $1.2bn
- Capacity ~1.1 billion gallons/year
- Emissions avoided ~1.1Mt CO2e
- Supports net-zero and energy-cost hedge
JBS Stars: Pilgrim's, Seara, Australia beef, Seafood & Biofuels Power Double‑Digit Growth
Seara, Pilgrim's, JBS Australia premium beef, aquaculture and Biofuels are Stars in JBS's BCG matrix-FY2025 revenues: Seara value-added ~BRL 4.1bn, Pilgrim's ~$9.6bn (80% owned), Australia premium ~AUD 1.2bn, Seafood ~BRL 1.2bn, Biofuels ~$1.2bn; 2025 capex ~BRL 1.87bn; growth rates 2023-25 ~10-15% CAGR.
| Unit | FY2025 Rev | 2023-25 CAGR | Capex 2026-27 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seara | BRL 4.1bn | ~15% | - |
| Pilgrim's | $9.6bn | ~12% | $600-800m |
| Australia | AUD 1.2bn | ~10% | - |
| Seafood | BRL 1.2bn | ~7% | BRL 450m |
| Biofuels | $1.2bn | High | - |
What is included in the product
Detailed Word Document
Concise BCG Matrix analysis of JBS products: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs with investment, hold, or divest recommendations, plus trend impacts.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page JBS BCG Matrix placing each business unit in a quadrant for quick strategic clarity
Cash Cows
JBS USA Beef Division
JBS USA Beef Division is North America's largest beef processor, capturing a dominant share of a mature US beef market that generated about $25.3 billion in 2025; the unit's scale and efficiencies produced roughly $3.8 billion in operating cash flow in FY2025.
Slow market growth (~1% CAGR) limits top-line expansion, but JBS's margins and volume turned the division into a cash cow that funded $2.1 billion of debt repayments and helped allocate $450 million toward the company's 2025 push into alternative proteins.
Friboi Brazil Beef Operations
Friboi, a household name in Brazil, holds ~35% domestic beef market share and generated BRL 18.2 billion revenue in FY2025, delivering EBITDA margin ~16% from efficient supply chains and low marketing spend.
The unit leverages Brazil's #1 export position (exporting 2.9 million tonnes beef in 2025) to produce steady free cash flow, funding JBS's high-growth European Question Marks.
JBS USA Pork
JBS USA Pork holds a clear second-place U.S. pork market position, generating steady cash flow from mature demand; in 2025 it reported adjusted EBITDA of about $720 million for the segment, with operating margins near 8.5%.
Management is fully focused on sweating assets-no major plant builds-and increased yield per hog by ~3% YoY through line-speed and yield improvements.
Predictable pork demand funds JBS's riskier international poultry pushes, with the pork cash bucket covering an estimated $500-$700 million of corporate funding needs in 2025.
Global Leather and Hide Processing
JBS is the world's largest bovine leather processor, serving a mature global market with ~1-2% annual growth; leather revenue in 2025 was about $1.1bn, with gross margins near 22% due to scale and barriers to entry.
Vertical integration with JBS's beef plants guarantees low-cost hides, keeping unit input costs ~15% below standalone peers and enabling minimal capex (~$40m in 2025) and strong free cash flow.
The division's high efficiency and stable share make it a classic cash cow, funding corporate needs and returning liquidity-operating cash conversion exceeded 85% in 2025.
- 2025 revenue: ~$1.1bn
- Gross margin: ~22%
- Capex: ~$40m (2025)
- Cash conversion: >85% (2025)
- Market growth: ~1-2% p.a.
Swift and Company Distribution Networks
Swift and Company distribution is a mature, high-share cash cow for JBS, handling global cold-chain logistics that cut third-party costs by an estimated $1.2 billion in FY2025 and support gross margins above corporate average.
Owning transport, cold storage, and port facilities lets JBS capture high-margin internal service revenue; with capital largely sunk, most FY2025 incremental earnings-about $850 million-fund R&D and strategic projects.
- FY2025 third-party savings: $1.2 billion
- FY2025 earnings redirected to R&D: ~$850 million
- Cold-chain assets: global fleet, 120+ refrigeration facilities
- Role: stable cash generation, low incremental capex
JBS cash cows drive $7.5bn OpCF, fund debt paydown & $1bn+ strategic investments
JBS's cash cows (US Beef, Friboi, US Pork, Leather, Swift) generated ~US$7.5bn operating cash flow in FY2025, funded $2.1bn debt paydown and ~$1.0bn strategic investments; margins: US Beef opCF ~$3.8bn, Friboi EBITDA ~16% (BRL18.2bn revenue), US Pork adj. EBITDA ~$720m, Leather revenue ~$1.1bn (22% gross), Swift earnings ~$850m.
| Unit | FY2025 | Key metric |
|---|---|---|
| US Beef | OpCF ~$3.8bn | Market $25.3bn |
| Friboi | Revenue BRL18.2bn | EBITDA ~16% |
| US Pork | Adj. EBITDA ~$720m | Margin ~8.5% |
| Leather | Revenue ~$1.1bn | Gross ~22% |
| Swift | Earnings ~$850m | Savings $1.2bn |
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Visual. Strategic. Downloadable.
JBS's BCG Matrix snapshot highlights where its major protein lines and geographic segments fall across Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs-revealing which units drive cash, which need investment, and which may be phased out; this concise view helps prioritize capital and strategic focus in a highly consolidated food market. Purchase the full BCG Matrix to get quadrant-level data, actionable recommendations, and downloadable Word and Excel files that let you present and execute a winning portfolio strategy immediately.
Stars
Seara Value-Added and Prepared Foods
Seara Value-Added and Prepared Foods is a Star in JBS's BCG matrix, posting ~15% revenue CAGR through Q4 2025 and capturing ~8-10% share of Brazil's convenience-ready meals market.
JBS committed over $1.0 billion since 2023 to expand branded poultry and ready-to-eat capacity, targeting 20% export growth and higher gross margins.
Pilgrim's Pride Poultry Operations
Pilgrim's Pride poultry operations, 80 percent owned by JBS, posted double-digit 2025 revenue growth in specialty poultry, lifting divisional sales to about $9.6 billion and capturing stronger share as US chicken consumption rose ~4 percent.
JBS invested $420 million in automation in 2025, cutting labor costs ~12 percent and boosting throughput by 18 percent versus 2024.
High capex needs-estimated $600-800 million over 2026-2027-are required to keep the technological lead, so this cash-generating unit sits as a Star in JBS's BCG matrix.
Australian Aquaculture and Salmon Expansion
Following full integration of Huon Aquaculture, JBS secured market leadership in the premium fish segment growing at ~7% CAGR, with FY2025 salmon sales contributing roughly BRL 1.2 billion (est.) to seafood revenue.
In FY2025 JBS increased capex in sustainable sea-farming to about BRL 450 million, scaling recirculating aquaculture systems and vaccines to raise yield and welfare.
Although capital intensive, management ranks aquaculture as a strategic growth priority to diversify from red meat and target the health-conscious premium demographic, aiming for 15-20% seafood margin expansion by 2027.
JBS Australia Grass-Fed and Organic Beef
JBS Australia Grass-Fed and Organic Beef is a Star in the BCG matrix, commanding ~35% share of Australia's premium export beef to Asia and North America and benefiting from a 10% annual organic-protein market growth (2025). Premiums average 25-40% over commodity beef, driving FY2025 revenue of approx. AUD 1.2 billion for the unit.
- 35% premium-export market share
- 10% annual organic-protein growth (2025)
- 25-40% price premium vs. commodity beef
- FY2025 unit revenue ~AUD 1.2bn
- Capex focus: green supply-chain investments to defend position
Global Biofuels and Circular Economy Units
JBS's Global Biofuels and Circular Economy units convert tallow and waste into renewable diesel/biodiesel, driving high growth as 2025 mandates boost demand; the unit generated roughly $1.2bn revenue in FY2025 and cut Scope 1&2 emissions by ~1.1Mt CO2e.
Turning a former cost center into a margin-rich star, the division hedges diesel price swings and supports JBS's net-zero pathway while expanding capacity to ~1.1b gallons/year in 2025.
- FY2025 revenue ~ $1.2bn
- Capacity ~1.1 billion gallons/year
- Emissions avoided ~1.1Mt CO2e
- Supports net-zero and energy-cost hedge
JBS Stars: Pilgrim's, Seara, Australia beef, Seafood & Biofuels Power Double‑Digit Growth
Seara, Pilgrim's, JBS Australia premium beef, aquaculture and Biofuels are Stars in JBS's BCG matrix-FY2025 revenues: Seara value-added ~BRL 4.1bn, Pilgrim's ~$9.6bn (80% owned), Australia premium ~AUD 1.2bn, Seafood ~BRL 1.2bn, Biofuels ~$1.2bn; 2025 capex ~BRL 1.87bn; growth rates 2023-25 ~10-15% CAGR.
| Unit | FY2025 Rev | 2023-25 CAGR | Capex 2026-27 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seara | BRL 4.1bn | ~15% | - |
| Pilgrim's | $9.6bn | ~12% | $600-800m |
| Australia | AUD 1.2bn | ~10% | - |
| Seafood | BRL 1.2bn | ~7% | BRL 450m |
| Biofuels | $1.2bn | High | - |
What is included in the product
Detailed Word Document
Concise BCG Matrix analysis of JBS products: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs with investment, hold, or divest recommendations, plus trend impacts.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page JBS BCG Matrix placing each business unit in a quadrant for quick strategic clarity
Cash Cows
JBS USA Beef Division
JBS USA Beef Division is North America's largest beef processor, capturing a dominant share of a mature US beef market that generated about $25.3 billion in 2025; the unit's scale and efficiencies produced roughly $3.8 billion in operating cash flow in FY2025.
Slow market growth (~1% CAGR) limits top-line expansion, but JBS's margins and volume turned the division into a cash cow that funded $2.1 billion of debt repayments and helped allocate $450 million toward the company's 2025 push into alternative proteins.
Friboi Brazil Beef Operations
Friboi, a household name in Brazil, holds ~35% domestic beef market share and generated BRL 18.2 billion revenue in FY2025, delivering EBITDA margin ~16% from efficient supply chains and low marketing spend.
The unit leverages Brazil's #1 export position (exporting 2.9 million tonnes beef in 2025) to produce steady free cash flow, funding JBS's high-growth European Question Marks.
JBS USA Pork
JBS USA Pork holds a clear second-place U.S. pork market position, generating steady cash flow from mature demand; in 2025 it reported adjusted EBITDA of about $720 million for the segment, with operating margins near 8.5%.
Management is fully focused on sweating assets-no major plant builds-and increased yield per hog by ~3% YoY through line-speed and yield improvements.
Predictable pork demand funds JBS's riskier international poultry pushes, with the pork cash bucket covering an estimated $500-$700 million of corporate funding needs in 2025.
Global Leather and Hide Processing
JBS is the world's largest bovine leather processor, serving a mature global market with ~1-2% annual growth; leather revenue in 2025 was about $1.1bn, with gross margins near 22% due to scale and barriers to entry.
Vertical integration with JBS's beef plants guarantees low-cost hides, keeping unit input costs ~15% below standalone peers and enabling minimal capex (~$40m in 2025) and strong free cash flow.
The division's high efficiency and stable share make it a classic cash cow, funding corporate needs and returning liquidity-operating cash conversion exceeded 85% in 2025.
- 2025 revenue: ~$1.1bn
- Gross margin: ~22%
- Capex: ~$40m (2025)
- Cash conversion: >85% (2025)
- Market growth: ~1-2% p.a.
Swift and Company Distribution Networks
Swift and Company distribution is a mature, high-share cash cow for JBS, handling global cold-chain logistics that cut third-party costs by an estimated $1.2 billion in FY2025 and support gross margins above corporate average.
Owning transport, cold storage, and port facilities lets JBS capture high-margin internal service revenue; with capital largely sunk, most FY2025 incremental earnings-about $850 million-fund R&D and strategic projects.
- FY2025 third-party savings: $1.2 billion
- FY2025 earnings redirected to R&D: ~$850 million
- Cold-chain assets: global fleet, 120+ refrigeration facilities
- Role: stable cash generation, low incremental capex
JBS cash cows drive $7.5bn OpCF, fund debt paydown & $1bn+ strategic investments
JBS's cash cows (US Beef, Friboi, US Pork, Leather, Swift) generated ~US$7.5bn operating cash flow in FY2025, funded $2.1bn debt paydown and ~$1.0bn strategic investments; margins: US Beef opCF ~$3.8bn, Friboi EBITDA ~16% (BRL18.2bn revenue), US Pork adj. EBITDA ~$720m, Leather revenue ~$1.1bn (22% gross), Swift earnings ~$850m.
| Unit | FY2025 | Key metric |
|---|---|---|
| US Beef | OpCF ~$3.8bn | Market $25.3bn |
| Friboi | Revenue BRL18.2bn | EBITDA ~16% |
| US Pork | Adj. EBITDA ~$720m | Margin ~8.5% |
| Leather | Revenue ~$1.1bn | Gross ~22% |
| Swift | Earnings ~$850m | Savings $1.2bn |
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