Anheuser-Busch Set To Consolidate Amidst Revenue Growth

Summary

  • Anheuser-Busch showcases solid financial performance in Q2 2023, driven by flagship brands and strong revenue growth outside home markets.
  • Despite revenue growth, the company sees a marginal decrease in underlying profit and a decline in total volumes.
  • Technical analysis suggests that the stock price is in a consolidation phase, laying the foundation for a potential future uptrend.

Anheuser-Busch Plans To Reject InBev Takeover Bid

Joe Raedle

Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (BUD) showcased solid financial performance in the second quarter of 2023, revealing a positive trajectory in revenue. The company’s flagship brands, including Budweiser, Stella Artois, and Corona, played a pivotal role in driving this upsurge, mainly showing strong revenue growth

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Comments (4)

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InBev bought A-B at the wrong time. North America is a slow growing beer market fractured by local mid and micro brewers. Horrible stock to own since the acquisition unless one sold at the peak in 2013-14. Been downhill for a decade since and the divvy is unattractive - being eaten up by Belgium tax. A bag holder investment for the last 10 years which is a much deeper problem than just the recent marketing gaff in USA.

The old A-B was a brand builder via marketing/advertising which is needed in a commodity industry. The new A-B (InBev) is only good at reducing costs. InBev is not a brand builder meaning slow growth with an unattractive dividend.

USA also has half the population now with available cannabis alternatives. Many now just pop a gummy before a stadium event and buy a water….enjoy the event by not paying $50 on overpriced beer and wasting time in the bathroom.
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No one that I know buys their woke pizz.
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Too bad they haven’t resolved the bud light issue
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@gogogoapple I think, the only thing they can do about that in the US, is just create a new division & come out with a new name for BUD Light, change the formulation ever so slightly & market that.
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