Earnings showed a strong profitability beat, says MKM Roth analyst Bill Kirk
Molson Coors Beverage Co. posted better-than-expected earnings estimates for the third quarter on Thursday and raised profit guidance for the full year as it continues to gain market share from the boycott of Bud Light.
Sales rose 12% to $3.298 billion from $2.935 billion a year ago, also ahead of the $3.242 billion FactSet consensus. “The guidance increase is driven by a healthier U.S. beer industry than previously anticipated, more robust brand volume performance, higher than expected pricing primarily in Canada, as well as lower net interest expense due to higher cash balances generating increased interest income,” the company said in a statement.
“In other words, its rate of decline is better than we had expected and better than it was earlier this year,” Joubert told analysts, according to a FactSet transcript.“Food pricing across our global markets and in particular, in Canada, has been better than we had planned.
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