Royal Unibrew in the news

Royal Unibrew has launched a share buy-back program and holds strong composite ratings across financial and ESG metrics.

Royal Unibrew has launched a share buy-back program to repurchase its shares from the market.

Carlsberg and Royal Unibrew are pursuing growth through acquisitions and portfolio shifts amid challenging, low-growth European beer markets, with Carlsberg facing high debt and slower organic growth.

Royal Unibrew stresses the need for skilled labor, infrastructure, and fair EU regulations to support its significant production and export operations in Denmark.

Royal Unibrew's share buy-back and international growth plans suggest undervaluation despite recent mixed stock performance and regulatory risks.

Royal Unibrew secured naming rights for Copenhagen's new €134m Royal Arena, a 15,000-seat venue set to open in 2016.

Brøndby IF and Royal Unibrew have reestablished a historic partnership focused on enhancing fan experience and commercial growth, including the return of Faxe Kondi to the stadium.

Royal Unibrew aims for steady EBIT growth by focusing on international expansion, optimizing developed markets, and managing weather and market challenges in 2025.

Morgan Stanley rates Coca-Cola HBC and Royal Unibrew overweight, forecasting solid sales growth and earnings improvements driven by soft drink demand and portfolio shifts.

Morgan Stanley rates Royal Unibrew Overweight, highlighting its balanced beverage portfolio and strategic shift towards low/no sugar products and diversified alcohol offerings.

Morgan Stanley rates Royal Unibrew overweight, citing portfolio transformation towards non-alcoholic and low-sugar drinks and expects double-digit upside.

Royal Unibrew extends its sponsorship with Vejle Boldklub through 2030, promising improved fan experiences.

Royal Unibrew is initiating a DKK 300 million share buy-back program to optimize its capital structure, running from August to December 2025.

Carlsberg's growing partnership with PepsiCo threatens Royal Unibrew's Danish Pepsi contract, though Royal Unibrew remains strong locally.

Royal Unibrew posted solid H1 financials with EBIT up 11%, launched a 300 million DKK share buyback, but narrowed its full-year growth outlook.

Royal Unibrew increased sales and earnings in H1 despite moderate consumer demand and narrowed its full-year outlook.

Royal Unibrew exceeded Q2 2025 EPS forecasts with strong EBIT growth and margin expansion, updating full-year guidance despite revenue challenges and market headwinds.

Royal Unibrew launched a share buy-back program in late August 2025, aiming to repurchase shares worth up to DKK 300 million by mid-December.

Royal Unibrew launched a share buy-back program in late August 2025, aiming to repurchase shares up to DKK 300 million by mid-December.