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Conference Call 1Q07 Results

April 26, 2007

Presenters

André Gustavo MenezesInvestor Relations Manager

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Sérgio LongoDirector of Finance and Investor Relations

Wesley Mendonça BatistaExecutive Director of Operations

We are:

The world’s third largest beef producer in terms of slaughteringcapacity;

The largest beef producer and exporter in Latin America;

The second largest exporter of fresh beef in the world in terms ofrevenues;

The largest exporter of processed beef in the world;

The leading beef seller in the domestic Brazilian market;

Our products include fresh and chilled beef, processed beef andother beef by-products;

We posted net revenues of R$4.0 billion in 2006, of which 61% from exports

An overview of JBSAn overview of JBS

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Our modern facilities are strategically located…

Asset LocationsAsset Locations OverviewOverview

SlaughterhouseSlaughterhouse/Processing plantDistribution centerCanned vegetables plant Canned beef plant Container field

SP

MG

MS

MT

GO

RO

RJ

Argentina

Brazil

Head of cattle (in thousands)

2.500 – 7.5007.500 – 12.50012.500 – 17.50017.500 – 22.500Over 22.500

JBS’ operational footprint

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JBS owns 31 units:

24 slaughterhouses, including 9 processing plants

1 vegetables canning plant

1 beef canning plant

4 distribution centers

1 container area

Geographic diversification provides:

Operational flexibility to source from, and produce in, different locations

Lower transportation costs

Natural hedge to disease risk

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... to provide flexibility, geographic diversification and access to cattle supplies

For the 1Q07, JBS posted net revenues ofR$1.1 billion, while our EBITDA grew by28.4%, with a margin of 14.4%...

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(*) Net income decreased by 67.0% to R$10.6 million in the 1Q07, mainly due to non-

recurrent expenses related to the Company’s initial public offering in the total amount

of R$50.6 million

R$ million 1Q07 1Q06 Var.%

Net Sales Revenue 1.086,10 886,1 22,6%Domestic Market 460,2 384,6 19,6%Exports 626,0 501,5 24,8%Gross Profit 257,6 204,4 26,0%Gross Margin 23,7% 23,1%Net Income* 10,6 32,3 -67,0%Net Margin 1,0% 3,6%EBITDA 156,2 121,7 28,4%EBITDA Margin 14,4% 13,7%

Sales Volumes (thousands of tons)Beef – Exports 103,6 76,2 35,9%Beef – Domestic Market 189,2 167,9 12,7%

Total 292,7 244,1 19,9%

In the domesctic market, net revenues grewby 19.6%...

...primarily due to a volume growth of 12.7% and an average sales price increase of 6.2%

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Beef – Domestic Market 1Q07 1Q06 Var. %

Net Sales Revenue (R$ million)Fresh and Chilled Beef 312,4 267,4 16,8%Processed Beef 67,3 53,8 25,2%Others 80,5 63,4 26,9%TOTAL 460,2 384,6 19,6%

Volume (thousands of tons)Fresh and Chilled Beef 138,5 122,6 12,9%Processed Beef 12,6 9,8 28,3%Others 38,1 35,5 7,4%TOTAL 189,2 167,9 12,7%

Average Sales Price (R$/kg)Fresh and Chilled Beef 2,26 2,18 3,4%Processed Beef 5,34 5,47 -2,4%Others 2,11 1,79 18,2%TOTAL 2,43 2,29 6,2%

Our export revenues grew by 24.8%...

...while our volume to international marketsincreased by 35.9%

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Beef Exports 1Q07 1Q06 Var. %

Net Sales (R$ million)Fresh and Chilled Beef 436,3 322,7 35,2%Processed Beef 189,7 178,9 6,1%TOTAL 626,0 501,5 24,8%

Volume (thousands of tons)Fresh and Chilled Beef 73,0 48,8 49,6%Processed Beef 30,5 27,4 11,6%TOTAL 103,6 76,2 35,9%

Average Sales Prices (R$/kg)Fresh and Chilled Beef 5,97 6,61 -9,6%Processed Beef 6,21 6,54 -5,0%TOTAL 6,04 6,58 -8,2%

Average Sales Prices (US$/kg)Fresh and Chilled Beef 2,83 3,01 -5,8%Processed Beef 2,95 2,97 -1,0%TOTAL 2,87 3,00 -4,3%

Our operational results…

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R$ million 1Q07 V% 1Q06 V%

Net Sales Revenue 1086,1 100,0% 886,1 100,0%Cost of Goods Sold (828,5) -76,3% (681,7) -76,9%

Gross Margin 257,6 23,7% 204,4 23,1%

Selling Expenses (99,9) -9,2% (77,6) -8,8%General and Administrative Expenses (20,6) -1,9% (23,2) -2,6%Net Financial Income (Expenses) (57,0) -5,2% (42,2) -4,8%Initial Public Offering Expenses (50,6) -4,7% 0,0 0,0%

Operating Income 29,6 2,7% 61,5 6,9%

Non Operating Income (Exepnses) 0,1 0,0% 0,1 0,0%Income Tax and Social Contribution (19,6) -1,8% (29,4) -3,3%Minority Interest 0,5 0,0% 0,0 0,0%

Net Income 10,6 1,0% 32,3 3,6%

During the quarter, JBS invested a total of R$213.3 million in the following projects…

CAPEXCAPEX

Increase of the production capacity of its processed beef plant located in Andradina, São Paulo from 30 tons to 100 tons per day;

Increase of the production capacity of its plant located in Barra do Garça, MatoGrosso from 1,300 to 2,500 head of cattle slaughtered and deboned per day;

Increase of the production capacity of its plant located in Campo Grande, MatoGrosso do Sul from 1,300 to 3,000 head of cattle slaughtered and deboned per day;

Increase of the production capacity of its plant located in Vilhena, Rondônia, from 900 to 2,200 head of cattle slaughtered and deboned per day;

Construction of a beef jerky production plant in Santo Antônio da Posse, SãoPaulo, which is currently in its final phase;

Increase of the production capacity of its plant located in Barretos, São Paulo from 1,600 to 2,500 head of cattle slaughtered and deboned per day;

Acquisition of new trucks to be used for product transportation; and

Other investments such as acquisition of new equipment and maintenance of the Company’s facilities; 8

…including acquisitions in Argentina and the United States

RECENT EVENTSRECENT EVENTS

Acquisition of a slaughtering plant in Berazategui, Buenos Aires, Argentina, still in the process of approval by the Argentine autorithies;

Acquisition of 100% of the North American SB Holdings and its subsidiaries:

- One of the largest processed beef distributors in the US market;

- Investment: US$11.9 million;

- Consolidated net revenues in 2006: US$55.7 million;

The Company entrered into a joint venture to produce, market and distributebeef jerky and, through this joint venture, a total of US$30 million has beeninvested towards:

- Acquisition of a company in the US (Pioneer) to produce, market anddistribute beef jerky with sales in 2006 of approximately US$22 million;

- Acquisiton of another US company (Double B) to produce, market and distribute beef-based products with sales of US$18 million;

- The company is in the final phase of construction of a beef jerky production plant in Santo Antônio da Posse, São Paulo, whose operations are expected to begin in the first half of may

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Suggested Pricing Range

Offering Size

Offering Structure

Green Shoe

Use of Proceeds

Total Proceeds

R$8.00 per Common Share

200,000,000 Common Shares, representing 23.5% of JBS’ capital post-offering (excluding Over-allotment Option)

Local offering with international sales effort under Rule 144A/Reg-S

Up to 15% of the base offering (100% secondary)

70% capacity expansion investments and acquisition / 30% working capital

R$1.6 billion

Selling Shareholder

Issuer JBS S.A. (“JBS”)

Listing Novo Mercado of Bovespa (ticker: JBSS3)

Joint Bookrunners

1 65% / 35% primary and secondary, respectively, if Over-allotment Option is fully exercised

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Lock-up Period 180 days for the Selling Shareholders, the Company and Management

ZMF Fundo de Investimento em Participações (Batista family)

Share Composition

75% primary / 25% secondary1

Initial Public Offering

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