The Latest Breaking News from Carlsberg

Baltika, a Carlsberg subsidiary, sues Carlsberg's Russian units for 0 million over distribution agreement breach.

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Despite macroeconomic concerns, beverage demand is expected to remain steady. Therefore, I believe Monster Beverage (MNST), Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), and Carlsberg (CABGY), which are fundamentally robust, could be worth watching for stability. Read on.

The beer business was impacted by softer consumer demand and other unexpected tumult—but an up-and-coming beer category has offered some solace.

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Carlsberg chief Jacob Aarup-Andersen said consumers can expect "price increases from us again next year.”

The beverage industry’s outlook appears optimistic owing to consistent demand and high-growth opportunities to meet shifting consumer preferences amid growing health awareness worldwide. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in quality beverage stocks Carlsberg (CABGY), Coca-Cola (COKE), and Primo Water (PRMW) this month for substantial gains. Read…

Jacob Aarup-Andersen says the loss will be reflected in year-end results: "We have taken the full hit of losing the ownership of the Russian business."

As the war enters its 588th day, these are the main development.