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Molson Coors Beverage Company
S&P 500
$8.5B
Market Cap
10.5
P/E
3.78
PEG
-11.7%
ROCE
-18.2%
ROE
0.60
D/E
-21.0%
OPM
-21.0%
% from 52W High
27
α RS
🔍 TAP is showing a sector-leadership setup because Sector RRG has Consumer Staples in the Leading quadrant with the trail still strengthening and it's hugging the 21 EMA. Net: Partial signal stack, not a recommendation. ? RRG Technicals
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Consumer Staples in Leading quadrant · hugging 21 EMA
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Molson Coors Beverage Company manufactures, markets, distributes, and sells beer and other malt beverage products in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific.

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📊 MIXED Molson Coors Q1: NSR flat, underlying pre-tax income up 16.2%
Revenue & Profitability
Consolidated net sales revenue increased 0.1% on a constant-currency basis. Underlying pre-tax income grew 16.2%, and underlying earnings per share rose 24%. US brand volume share was down 60 basis points. The company paid $94 million in dividends and repurchased $164 million of shares (3.4 million shares) in Q1. MG&A declined 9.1%, partly due to lapping $13 million in prior-year Fever-Tree transition costs. COGS faced a $13 million headwind from elevated Midwest Premium costs.
Outlook
Management expects the US beer industry to improve in 2026 versus a 5% decline in 2025, with Q1 already showing better-than-expected trends. However, macro uncertainty persists due to rising fuel prices, lower consumer sentiment (especially among lower-income consumers), and geopolitical events (e.g., conflict in Iran, elevated input costs). The company remains cautious but reaffirmed full-year guidance, anticipating balance-of-year share performance to improve versus Q1.
Growth Drivers
Key growth levers include the beyond-beer portfolio (Fever-Tree, Topo Chico Hard, Monaco Cocktails), which is the fastest-growing part of the business. The company is investing heavily in the World Cup and America's 250th anniversary campaigns, representing the single largest media investment in many years. On-premise momentum continues, with Peroni gaining traction and Blue Moon Non-Alc performing well. In value beers, new innovations like Keystone Apple and Keystone Ice, plus expansion of Miller High Life Light into 22 states, are aimed at stabilizing the value segment.
Balance Sheet & CapEx
Molson Coors is executing a three-year, $450 million cost savings program, including restructuring in EMEA/APAC and closure of a UK brewery. Additional supply chain optimization actions in the Americas are underway. The company is also making technology investments to modernize its ERP system. In Q2, planned downtime at its Shenandoah brewery for line upgrades will temporarily reduce shipments. The acquisition of Monaco Cocktails added 80-plus salespeople and is expected to be incrementally profitable in its first year with nine months of ownership.
Margins
COGS in Q1 was negatively impacted by elevated Midwest Premium ($13 million year-over-year increase). Management expects COGS to remain under pressure from rising commodity costs (Midwest Premium, base aluminum, fuel), with the largest Midwest Premium increase anticipated in Q2. MG&A is expected to rise significantly over the balance of the year due to higher incentive compensation, technology investments, and Monaco integration costs. These headwinds are being partially offset by the $450 million cost savings program and hedging strategies, though margin trajectory was not explicitly quantified.
Key Risks
Management flagged macro uncertainty including fuel price increases, consumer sentiment declines (especially for lower-income consumers), and geopolitical events (Iran conflict) that could pressure input costs and demand. Input cost inflation (Midwest Premium, aluminum, fuel) remains a headwind, though the company has meaningful hedge coverage for 2026. Temporary supply chain disruptions (glass supply issues, brewery upgrades) caused under-shipments in Q2, with expected 6-9% decline in US shipments vs prior year. Leverage ratio of 2.5x is expected to normalize below that by year-end.
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Q2 2026 Q2 2026 2026-08-06
Q2 saw revenue and earnings decline amid industry and cost pressures, but modest share gains were achieved in value, core, and premium segments. 2026 guidance was reaffirmed, with cost savings and portfolio investments offsetting inflation and volatility.
Q1 2026 Q1 2026 2026-04-30
Q1 saw modest revenue growth and strong EPS gains, with brand momentum in on-premise and Beyond Beer. Despite macro and cost headwinds, guidance is reaffirmed, capital allocation remains balanced, and the Monaco Cocktails acquisition is expected to drive incremental growth.
Q4 2025 Q4 2025 & Consumer Analyst Group of New York Conference (CAGNY) 2026 2026-02-18
Completed revitalization and entered a new growth phase, maintaining most US share gains and expanding Beyond Beer to 10% of revenue. Facing cost inflation and industry headwinds, a $450M cost savings program and expanded $4B buyback aim to support sustainable growth.
Q3 2025 Q3 2025 2025-11-04
Q3 saw declines in revenue and earnings, with macro pressures impacting volumes and a $3.9B impairment charge. Strategic focus is on core, above-premium, and Beyond Beer brands, with restructuring and capital redeployment to drive future growth.
Q2 2025 Q2 2025 2025-08-05
Guidance for FY25 was revised downward due to persistent U.S. industry softness, higher Midwest Premium costs, and volume deleverage, with net sales and earnings expected to decline. Core brands retained share gains, premiumization and innovation continue, and free cash flow guidance is reaffirmed at $1.3B ±10%.
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