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Carlsberg to close historic brewery putting hundreds of jobs at risk

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The Independent UK · Oct 8

310 jobs at risk as Carlsberg announces shock closure of historic Marston’s Brewery

John Marston established his brewery company in the town in 1834

The Independent UK · Oct 8

Carlsberg to shut historic Marston’s Brewery with 310 jobs at risk

Carlsberg said the move is driven by structural decline in the ale category and a ‘need to create greater long-term value’.

Evening Standard · Oct 8

Carlsberg toasts soft drinks and alcohol-free sales as beer demand dips

The drinks giant added that effective cost management has also helped position it to reach the upper limit of that target range

The Independent UK · Aug 19

Carlsberg boosted by strong sales of soft drinks and alcohol-free beer

The Danish beer giant said it has been supported by earlier-than-expected benefits from its £3.3 billion takeover of J2O maker Britvic last year.

Evening Standard · Aug 19

Gianni Infantino's adviser quits as FIFA's World Cup stake plan triggers confederation backlash

A senior FIFA advisor resigned protesting plans to sell a World Cup stake. European football threatened a boycott, and regional confederations united in opposition. FIFA proposed creating a subsidiary and offering external investors a stake. Despite opposition, FIFA stated it would proceed with its consultation process. Member associations will vote…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

Carlsberg said to file for India IPO to raise $700 million

Danish brewer Carlsberg is reportedly preparing for a significant move in India, confidentially filing for an Initial Public Offering of its local unit. The potential listing aims to raise up to $700 million through a secondary share sale, with the offering possibly happening later this year. This development adds to…

The Economic Times · Jul 2

Global liquor companies chase Indian state dues of $400 million

Alcohol industry giants accuse Telangana of breaking accounting rules. The southern Indian state owes them nearly $400 million. Companies supply to state-run depots, relying on government payments. New dues are paid early, but old debts pile up. This creates a risk of bad debts for the industry. The state government…

The Economic Times · Jun 12

Global firms exploit India's IPO boom to take profits back to home countries

Foreign companies are listing their Indian units to send billions of dollars back home. These are mostly secondary offerings, not for raising new funds. This trend is driven by high stock valuations in India. This is causing significant capital outflows and impacting the Indian rupee. While some officials express concern,…

The Economic Times · Jun 4

Carlsberg sales dip after losing popular beer brewing deal

The Danish brewing giant also acquired Britvic in a £3.3 billion takeover

The Independent UK · Feb 4