BRF S.A. (NYSE: BRFS) Saudi funds disclose exit and fix signatory
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
BRF S.A. has disclosed that three Saudi-related investors now report no beneficial ownership of its common shares. SALIC International Investment Company, Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company, and The Public Investment Fund each report 0 common shares beneficially owned, representing 0% of BRF’s outstanding common shares. This means they no longer count as beneficial owners of BRF stock under U.S. reporting rules.
The filing is labeled as Amendment No. 2 and is also being used to correct an administrative error in the prior amendment. The signatory for The Public Investment Fund on Amendment No. 1 is clarified to have been Ahmad Alfilimbany, Head of Investment Operations Department, instead of the previously listed individual. The current amendment is signed by Sulaiman AlRumaih as Chief Executive Officer and by Ahmad Alfilimbany in his role at The Public Investment Fund.
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- Former major Saudi-related shareholders now report 0% beneficial ownership of BRF S.A. common shares, removing a previously significant investor presence.
Insights
Key Saudi investors now report 0% stake in BRF S.A.
The filing shows that SALIC International Investment Company, Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company, and The Public Investment Fund each report beneficial ownership of 0 BRF S.A. common shares, or 0% of the class. Because Schedule 13D filings apply to holders above 5%, this update indicates that these parties are no longer large, reportable shareholders.
The change may affect expectations around long-term strategic support from these investors, since they were previously significant enough to require reporting. The amendment also corrects the signatory information for The Public Investment Fund, naming Ahmad Alfilimbany as Head of Investment Operations Department on the prior amendment, which helps clarify who is authorized to sign for that entity.
FAQ
What change in ownership does this amendment report for BRF S.A. (BRFS)?
It reports that SALIC International Investment Company, Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company, and The Public Investment Fund each now beneficially own 0 BRF S.A. common shares, representing 0% of the class.
Who are the reporting persons in this BRF S.A. Schedule 13D amendment?
The reporting persons are SALIC International Investment Company, Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company, and The Public Investment Fund, which is described as the Sovereign Wealth Fund of Saudi Arabia.
What securities are covered in this BRF S.A. (BRFS) ownership filing?
The filing concerns BRF S.A. common shares, no par value, which are the issuer’s primary equity securities referenced throughout the document.
What correction does Amendment No. 2 make regarding The Public Investment Fund?
Amendment No. 2 corrects the signatory on Amendment No. 1, clarifying that it should have been Name: Ahmad Alfilimbany, Title: Head of Investment Operations Department, instead of the previously listed individual.
Does this BRF S.A. filing indicate any current voting or dispositive power by the reporting persons?
No. Each reporting person lists 0.00 for sole and shared voting power and 0.00 for sole and shared dispositive power, aligning with the reported 0% beneficial ownership.