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Asahi Group Holdings, Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells beer, alcohol and non-alcohol beverages, and food products in Japan, Europe, Oceania, and Southeast Asia.
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Is It Too Late To Consider Asahi Kasei (TSE:3407) After Its Strong Multi Year Rally?
Wondering whether Asahi Kasei at ¥1,595 is still priced attractively or if most of the easy gains are behind it? This piece focuses squarely on what you are getting for the price you pay. The stock has seen a mix of shorter term weakness and longer term strength, with a 2.2% decline over 7 days and an 8.2% decline over 30 days, set against returns of 12.3% year to date, 55.6% over 1 year, 97.4% over 3 years, and 39.9% over 5 years. Recent coverage around Asahi Kasei has centered on how...
Asahi nine-month profits down by quarter
The Super Dry brewer booked a 26% decline in net profit for the nine months to the end of September.
Diageo Reshapes Footprint As Plant Closure And Asahi Sale Test Valuation
Diageo has abruptly closed its Crown Royal whisky plant in Amherstburg, affecting more than 200 unionized workers, with production to be shifted to U.S. facilities. The company has agreed to sell its East African Breweries stake and Kenyan spirits division to Asahi for about $2.3b as it looks to reduce leverage. These moves reshape Diageo’s global footprint across North American whisky and African beer and spirits markets. For investors watching LSE:DGE, these operational changes come after...
Diageo plc (DEO) Reports Fiscal 2026 First-Half Results
Diageo plc (NYSE:DEO) is among the 12 Best Alcohol Stocks to Buy Right Now. On February 25, 2026, Diageo plc (NYSE:DEO) reported fiscal 2026 first-half net sales of $10.46 billion, a 4.0% decrease from F25 H1, with organic net sales dropping 2.8%. Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Africa saw growth, countering weaker performance […]
Asahi books mixed results for overseas business
Revenue in the group's Europe segment shrank 2.5% compared to 2024, "which was below plan", Asahi said in an update.