Campari Group in the news

Campari Group is preparing for its 9M 2026 sales update on October 28, following mixed H1 organic sales growth, with strong aperitif performance offsetting declines in whiskey and rum, and an improved tariff outlook impacting margins.

Campari and Alchemy Wines & Spirits (Thailand) launched Negroni Week 2026 in Bangkok, part of a global charity initiative.

Bank of America upgraded Campari stock to "Buy" with a target price of EUR 7.60, anticipating accelerated organic sales growth from fiscal 2027.

Bank of America upgraded Campari Group's stock to a Buy rating, increasing its price target to EUR 7.60, citing new product formats, market expansion, and projected organic sales growth.

Campari confirmed its 2026 outlook with reduced tariff impact, leading to a stock gain, while UBS upgraded its rating and price target.

Campari Group's H1 2026 net sales reached EUR 1.512 billion with 2.7% organic growth, driven by aperitifs, ahead of its 9M 2026 sales release.

Bank of America upgraded Campari's stock to Buy with a raised price target due to anticipated accelerated organic sales growth, new product initiatives, and strong H1 2026 sales performance.

Campari stock was unchanged after-hours, the company published its 2027 financial calendar, and it is expanding its aperitivo portfolio in Southeast Asia.

Campari stock saw a 1.31% decline after-hours on October 1, 2026, and the company released its 2027 financial calendar.

Campari Group launched Sarti, a new fruit-forward aperitif, in the U.S. as part of its spritz portfolio, marking its largest aperitivo investment.

Campari Group's stock increased in after-hours trading, and the company launched its Sarti spritz product in the U.S.

Campari Group reported €1.5 million in net sales for the first half of 2026, up 2.7%, with confirmed estimates and an increasing EBIT margin.

Campari Group successfully blocked the trademark 'Spritz82' due to potential consumer confusion with its Aperol Spritz brand.

Campari America's marketing head explains how heritage brands like Aperol and Campari evolve with consumer trends, embracing mindful drinking, experiential marketing, and bartender education to maintain cultural relevance.

Campari Group is launching six spritz options, including four new Italian aperitifs, in Singapore as part of its Southeast Asia expansion.

A Venice bar was caught refilling Aperol and Campari bottles with cheaper alcohol and selling untraceable food, highlighting consumer deception and hygiene issues.

Campari Group launches Sarti Rosa in the US with its biggest investment ever, aiming to capture the younger, sweeter spritz market despite a struggling alcohol industry.

Campari Group is making its biggest investment to launch Sarti Rosa, a tropical pink aperitivo liqueur for spritzes, in the US to attract younger drinkers amid a challenging alcohol market.

Campari Group is launching Sarti Rosa liqueur in the US with its biggest-ever investment, aiming to capture the spritz market with a sweeter option.

Campari Group is promoting its Wild Turkey bourbon with a marketing activation at Sydney Airport, featuring a tasting bar and customizable tote bags.