Molson Coors stock fell 4.8% after Bank of America downgraded it from Neutral to Underperform, lowering the price target from $50 to $42. The downgrade follows disappointing Q4 earnings and weak 2026 guidance, with management forecasting flat revenue but a 15-18% EPS decline. The company faces headwinds from declining beer consumption, high fixed costs, inflationary pressures, and $5.4 billion in net debt.

Molson Coors reported Q4 earnings of $1.21 per share, beating the consensus estimate of $1.16, but quarterly revenue of $2.66 billion missed the Street consensus of $2.72 billion and declined 2.7% year-over-year. The stock fell 7.02% in extended trading following the earnings miss and weaker revenue guidance.

The Beer Institute reported November 2025 taxable removals of 10 million barrels, representing a 3.6% decrease compared to November 2024. Year-to-date removals through November 2025 show a 5.4% decline versus the same period in 2024, indicating a softening trend in beer production and sales across the American brewing industry.

Goldman Sachs analysts predict 2026 could see a beer consumption rebound driven by the FIFA World Cup, Summer Olympics, and the U.S. 250th anniversary. Constellation Brands and Molson Coors are positioned to benefit from increased on-premise consumption during these major events, though economic uncertainties and changing consumer preferences present headwinds.

Ambev (ABEV) gained 3.48% on Dec. 23, 2025, closing at $2.38 after a week of declines. The stock has lost 7% over five days despite a major hedge fund increasing its stake by 400%. Bernstein downgraded the company from 'outperform' to 'market perform,' citing concerns that this year's rally has limited upside potential. Mixed sentiment persists as some firms add positions while others take profits.

BizClik released its November Sustainability portfolio magazines featuring insights from global leaders on decarbonization, climate resilience, and sustainable technologies across energy and business sectors.

Richard Crawford, senior director of federal government affairs at Molson Coors, was honored with the 2025 Jeff Becker Beer Industry Service Award for his 35-year dedication to the beer industry, including advocacy for fair policies and responsible marketing.

Molson Coors reported Q2 2025 earnings exceeding analyst expectations, with non-GAAP EPS of $2.05 versus $1.82 forecast. However, the company reduced its full-year 2025 outlook due to weak industry demand, increased competition, and high input costs.

Three consumer staple companies - Molson Coors Brewing (TAP), Constellation Brands (STZ), and JM Smucker (SJM) - are currently oversold and present buying opportunities for investors, according to the article.

Questex's Vibe Conference, a premier on-premise beverage conference, has announced the winners of its 2025 Supplier Awards. The awards recognize top adult beverage suppliers in various categories based on comprehensive research and operator feedback.

Molson Coors has formed a strategic alliance with Fever-Tree Drinks to gain exclusive rights for marketing, distribution, and co-manufacturing of Fever-Tree's premium mixers in the U.S. Molson Coors has also acquired an 8.5% ownership stake in Fever-Tree, positioning itself as the second-largest shareholder in the mixer brand.

Molson Coors reported mixed Q3 results, with earnings beating estimates but sales missing due to lower volumes. The company revised its 2024 outlook, now expecting a 1% decline in net sales. Molson Coors also announced a majority stake acquisition in Dwayne Johnson's energy brand ZOA, aiming to drive significant growth for the non-alcoholic beverage.