Molson Coors
Miller Lite’s busy summer: New All Stars spots, Griller Time and Luke Combs
14 May 2024
✓ Miller Lite has three campaigns planned for the summer, including new creative starring its baseball All Stars ✓ The brand is launching its largest grilling program to date ✓ The summer push comes a
‘Tomorrow’s Favorite Beer’ Miller Extra Light gets off to hot start following rebrand
13 May 2024
✓ Miller Extra Light is getting a sales boost following its rebrand✓ Low-alc volume trends are accelerating
Coors Light brings out the stars for new summer music program
08 May 2024
Music is taking center stage as Coors Light launches the latest iteration of its Choose Chill platform, bringing together some of the top hitmakers around for a campaign it’s calling “Chill Amplified.
Molson Coors records double-digit top- and bottom-line growth in Q1
02 May 2024
✓ Molson Coors grew revenue and pre-tax income, reaffirms guidance for '24 ✓ Core U.S. brands continued to grow ✓ Hattersley is "confident" but "cautious" about industry trends
Molson Coors Beverage Company Reports 2024 First Quarter Results
30 Apr 2024
Delivers First Quarter Top-Line Growth of 10.7% with Growth Across Both Business Units First Quarter Income Before Income Taxes Increases 160.5%, while Underlying Income Before Income Taxes Increases
Molson Coors Beverage Company Reports 2023 Fourth Quarter and Full Year Results
30 Apr 2024
Continued Fourth Quarter Top-Line Strength Delivers 9.4% Full Year Net Sales Growth, Achieving Full-Year Guidance Full Year Income before Income Taxes Improves $1.3 Billion; Underlying Income before I
Molson Coors Beverage Company Reports 2023 Third Quarter Results
30 Apr 2024
Molson Coors Delivers Third Quarter Top-Line Growth of 12.4% Third Quarter Income Before Income Taxes Increased 99.3%, While Underlying Income Before Income Taxes Increased 43.5% on a Constant Currency Basis
Molson Coors Beverage Company Introduces Plan to Accelerate Its Growth and Provides Long-Term Financial Outlook at Its 2023 Strategy Day
30 Apr 2024
Board of Directors Authorizes $2 Billion Share Repurchase Program Over Five Years
Molson Coors Beverage Company Expands Partnership With ZOA Energy Through Increased Investment
30 Apr 2024
Step-up investment strengthens Molson Coors’ portfolio buildout beyond the beer aisle
Molson welcomes ‘everyone in’ to its backyard
25 Apr 2024
✓ The “Backyards” project is a continuation of Molson’s award-winning “Everyone In” campaign ✓ The new ads focus on summer, the busiest beer selling season ✓ Molson brands grew share and revenue in 20
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