After a decade-long fight with the SEC, Brazil-based JBS is now publicly listed in America, despite the history of corruption by its billionaire board directors Joesley and Wesley Batista.

Shares of JBS posted a slight gain in their NYSE debut Friday after years of complications for the Brazilian meatpacking giant to trade in U.S. public markets.

Brazil’s JBS is directly listing its shares in the U.S. market, but the meat giant has faced corruption charges and pushback from environmentalists.