JBS

JBS N.V.

JBS

Consumer Defensive · Packaged Foods · Stock · annual payer

$12.39

Fairly valued · -12% Add to Portfolio

Forward Yield

8.07%

Annual Dividend

$1.00

Payout Ratio

93%

5-Yr Growth

—

Ex-Date

May 18, 2026

Frequency

Annual

Key facts about JBS's dividend

Data as of Oct 27, 2026 · Source: SmarterDividends data

As of Oct 27, 2026, JBS N.V. (JBS) has a forward dividend yield of 8.07%, based on an annual dividend of $1.00 per share and a share price of $12.39.
JBS has never cut its regular dividend in the payment history SmarterDividends has on record.
JBS's most recent ex-dividend date was May 18, 2026, for a dividend of $1.00 per share.
As of Oct 27, 2026, JBS pays out 93% of its trailing 12-month earnings as dividends (its payout ratio).
As of Oct 27, 2026, SmarterDividends' blended fair-value estimate for JBS is $10.93 per share, 12% below the $12.39 share price, so JBS screens as fairly valued.
JBS N.V. (JBS) pays its dividend annual, once a year.
JBS N.V. (JBS) has raised its regular dividend 0 times and cut it 0 times across the 1 payments on record since 2026. The regular dividend has not changed in that time.

Cite this page

SmarterDividends, "JBS Dividend: Yield, Safety Grade & Next Ex-Date," updated Oct 27, 2026, https://smarterdividends.com/stocks/JBS

Summary

As of Oct 27, 2026, JBS N.V. (JBS) yields 8.07% ($1.00 a year per share).

Is JBS a good dividend stock?

Mixed

JBS N.V. (JBS) pays a annual dividend yielding 8.07% ($1.00/yr), with 0 years of growth. The picture is mixed — the dividend pays, but safety or growth signals are weaker than ideal.

Advantages

Never cut its dividend on record

Risks

Elevated payout ratio (93%)
Very high yield can signal elevated risk

Key Data

Dividend Yield: 8.07%
Payout Ratio: 93%
Annual Dividend: $1.00
5-Yr Avg Growth: —
Ex-Dividend Date: May 18, 2026
Years of Growth: 0
Frequency: annual
Beta: —
Market Cap: $40.8B
P/E Ratio: 11.6
5-Yr Total Return: —
52-Week Range: $10.61 – $18.65
Dividend Safety: —
Ever Cut?: No

JBS dividend raises and cuts

JBS N.V. (JBS) has raised its regular dividend 0 times and cut it 0 times across the 1 payments on record since 2026. The regular dividend has not changed in that time.

Every JBS payment →Download every raise and cut (CSV)

JBS ex-dividend date & scheduleNext ex-date May 18, 2026 · full ex-dividend historyView →JBS dividend historyEvery payment, totals by year, raises and cutsView →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is JBS a good dividend stock?

Mixed. JBS N.V. (JBS) pays a annual dividend yielding 8.07% ($1.00/yr), with 0 years of growth. The picture is mixed — the dividend pays, but safety or growth signals are weaker than ideal.

Is JBS undervalued?

Based on a blend of discounted cash flow, a dividend-discount model and an earnings-multiple estimate, JBS's fair value is about $10.93 versus a $12.39 share price — so it looks fairly valued (-12% vs. fair value).

What is JBS's fair value?

Our blended fair-value estimate for JBS is about $10.93 per share, about 12% below the current $12.39 price — combining a discounted cash flow, a dividend-discount model and an earnings multiple.

Is JBS a buy, hold, or sell?

We don't issue formal ratings, but on the data JBS screens as "mixed" and fairly valued. JBS N.V. (JBS) pays a annual dividend yielding 8.07% ($1.00/yr), with 0 years of growth. The picture is mixed — the dividend pays, but safety or growth signals are weaker than ideal. This is research for your own analysis, not investment advice.

Does JBS pay a dividend?

Yes. JBS N.V. pays a annual dividend of about $1.00 per share annually, a forward yield of roughly 8.07%.

What is JBS's dividend yield?

As of Oct 27, 2026, JBS's forward dividend yield is 8.07%, based on a $1.00 annual dividend and a $12.39 share price.

What is JBS's dividend per share?

As of Oct 27, 2026, JBS pays $1.00 per share per year, distributed on a annual basis.

What is JBS's dividend payout ratio?

As of Oct 27, 2026, JBS's payout ratio is 93% of trailing 12-month earnings — an elevated level worth watching, as it leaves less cushion if earnings dip.