CABGY News and Press, Carlsberg A/S ADR From 10/27/21

Heineken (OTCQX:HEINY -0.5%) sales come in below expectations as Europe's top brewer sells 5.1% less beer in the third quarter, twice as worse as analysts expected. The company had lower sales in Asia, where lockdowns and lower travel caused alcohol product volume to drop by a third. Beer sal...

The following slide deck was published by Carlsberg A/S in conjunction with their 2021 Q2 earnings call. For further details see: Carlsberg A/S 2021 Q2 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation

Carlsberg A/S (CABGY) Q2 2021 Earnings Conference Call August 18, 2021 03:30 AM ET Company Participants Cees ´t Hart - CEO & President Heine Dalsgaard - CFO Peter Kondrup - IR Conference Call Participants Trevor Stirling - Bernstein Søren Samsøe - SEB Richard Withagen - Kep...

Constellation Brands posted better than expected FQ1 results, as weaker beer shipments were offset by healthy margins and stronger depletions. Operating leverage in the beer business may be challenging in the near term given cost headwinds, increasing promotional expense, and the need...

The Boston Beer Company has seen exceptional growth from products such as Truly Hard Seltzer and Twisted Tea. Although the company has seen 600% returns in the last 5 years, it isn't overpriced due to the high growth potential that analysts expect going forward. It has room to imp...

Anheuser-Busch InBev has undeniable competitive advantages in the form of its strong brands and large size; however, share price suggests there are problems. Deleveraging is a number one priority, but achieving the optimal capital structure will be harder than most investors realize. ...

I believe in diversification of my portfolio, and that opportunities lie outside my own region. We all know our backyard best, as such world class companies may be unknown to us when not in our own economic region. The Scandinavian economies are top of OECD on parameters measuring...

We review our Diageo investment case 4 months since our last update, and with key developments on currency, peers’ trading and COVID-19. While the pound has appreciated more than 5% against the dollar since September, we expect this to have limited impact on Diageo's earnings. ...

Molson Coors is trading cheaply due to a declining domestic beer market and COVID-19 slowdowns. However, the firm's new CEO's determination to expand into faster-growing sectors of the alcohol industry give the company strong long-term viability. The company's cheap valuation and ...

The stocks of the largest beer companies in the world are lower after new COIVD-19 restrictions are announced in Europe due to concerns over a new strain in the U.K. In particular, more restaurant and pub closings, as well as event cancellations.The development pushes back the expected timeli...