Bunge GlobalBG

Bunge Global SA’s total debt soared to $14.05 billion^a in FY2025, a leveraging event that definitively marks the company's shift into a highly integrated global agribusiness. The successful July 2025 acquisition of Viterra fundamentally rewired the balance sheet, pressuring near-term profitability through steep interest expenses while securing the operational scale that drove an 88% surge in net sales by Q2 2026.

The financial toll of this integration is evident in the company's bottom line, where net income attributable to shareholders steadily declined from $2,243 million in FY2023 to $816 million^b in FY2025. This earnings contraction reflects the heavy burden of debt servicing and transaction costs, even as the post-merger entity saw working capital swell to $9.26 billion in FY2025 to support expanding inventories. Despite the near-term margin squeeze, the combined company rapidly accelerated its top-line output, generating $24.04 billion in revenue during Q2 2026 alone. Investors absorbing the sheer scale of the Viterra transaction traded the stock at $89.08 at the close of FY2025, assigning an 18.1x P/E ratio against a depressed EPS of $4.91.