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The J2O and Robinsons maker’s shares are on the rise – so it is well placed to hold out for a sweeter deal

Baltika, a Carlsberg subsidiary, sues Carlsberg's Russian units for 0 million over distribution agreement breach.

The beer business was impacted by softer consumer demand and other unexpected tumult—but an up-and-coming beer category has offered some solace.

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Carlsberg chief Jacob Aarup-Andersen said consumers can expect "price increases from us again next year.”

The beverage industry’s outlook appears optimistic owing to consistent demand and high-growth opportunities to meet shifting consumer preferences amid growing health awareness worldwide. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in quality beverage stocks Carlsberg (CABGY), Coca-Cola (COKE), and Primo Water (PRMW) this month for substantial gains. Read…

Jacob Aarup-Andersen says the loss will be reflected in year-end results: "We have taken the full hit of losing the ownership of the Russian business."

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CEOs have bought shares in their companies before—the practice is seen as a vote of confidence by investors.