AB InBev Returns to Volume Growth With 0.8% Gain as Revenue Beats Estimates in First Quarter

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Anheuser-Busch InBev reported first-quarter results that topped expectations, with revenue of $15.27 billion versus estimates of $14.84 billion and organic revenue growth of 5.8% compared with a 3.15% estimate.

The world’s largest brewer posted 0.8% organic volume growth, beating expectations for a 0.31% decline and ending a period of sliding volumes. Adjusted EBITDA margin was 35.6%, slightly above the 35.4% estimate, as its strategy of diversifying beyond beer gathered pace.

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@firstsquawk

AB InBev Q1 26 Earnings: • Revenue: $15.27B (est $14.84B) • Organic Revenue: +5.8% (est +3.15%) • Organic Volume Growth: +0.8% (est -0.31%) • Adj EBITDA Margin: 35.6% (est 35.4%)

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Anheuser-Busch InBev reported better-than-expected volume growth as the company’s strategy of diversifying beyond beer gathers pace

@wsj

The world’s largest brewer booked a 0.8% organic increase in total volumes over the first three months of the year, ending a period of sliding volumes.

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