Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › World News › AB InBev Volumes Lag Estimates on Slump in China Demand
World News

AB InBev Volumes Lag Estimates on Slump in China Demand

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 29 October 2026, 06:15 UTC By Jennifer Creery 1 min read
Key Points

World’s Biggest Brewer Volumes Lag Estimates on China Demand Slump Anheuser-Busch InBev’s volumes missed analyst estimates last quarter as sluggish sales of beer and weak demand in China offset growth elsewhere at the world’s biggest brewer. The maker of Stella Artois and Budweiser reported a 0.4% rise in organic volumes in the period, missing estimates of 0.5% growth, according to a statement Thursday.

World’s Biggest Brewer Volumes Lag Estimates on China Demand Slump Anheuser-Busch InBev’s volumes missed analyst estimates last quarter as sluggish sales of beer and weak demand in China offset growth elsewhere at the world’s biggest brewer. The maker of Stella Artois and Budweiser reported a 0.4% rise in organic volumes in the period, missing estimates of 0.5% growth, according to a statement Thursday.
China Demand World’s (ORG) China (LOCATION) Anheuser-Busch InBev’s (ORG) Stella Artois (ORG) Budweiser (ORG)
Originally published by Bloomberg Markets Read original →

Related Stories

2 men charged in Malaysia after dog seen being dragged behind motorbike

Two friends claimed trial to a charge of animal cruelty at the Sessions Court in the Malaysian state of Penang for allegedly dragging a dog tied to a motorcycle last month. Lee Beng Hooi and Yeoh Keat Chye, both 62, pleaded not guilty to the charge read before judge Irwan Suainbon on Thursday. They were jointly charged with dragging a female black dog on an iron chain along the road using a motorcycle, causing the animal unnecessary pain and suffering.

South China Morning Post 4m ago

Tencent targets Southeast Asia as launch pad for AI agent WorkBuddy amid tough local market

Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings is using Southeast Asia as a launch pad to take its “cost-effective” artificial intelligence tools global, fronted by its workplace assistant WorkBuddy, amid cutthroat competition at home. The company was targeting existing regional customers of its cloud computing and big data services, particularly in markets such as Indonesia, according to Dowson Tong, CEO of Tencent’s Cloud and Smart Industries Group. The international push coincided with triple-digit...

South China Morning Post 13m ago

Hong Kong housing secretary resigns over deadly Tai Po fire

Hong Kong housing secretary resigns over deadly Tai Po fire The blaze that ripped through seven 31-storey tower blocks at the Wang Fuk Court residential complex, which was undergoing renovation work in the northern Tai Po district, was the deadliest in the city since 1948. HONG KONG: Hong Kong's housing secretary Winnie Ho has resigned over a fire in Tai Po that killed 168 people in November last year.

Channel News Asia 15m ago

Florida appeals court backs Miami woman in 12-year fight over home damage

What happens when construction work on a neighbouring property damages a home, but the homeowner's insurance company refuses to pay for repairs? For Sandra Moise of Miami, Florida, the dispute centred on whether vibrations from demolition work could be excluded under policy provisions covering earth movement and settlement. The damage occurred in March 2014, and the insurer denied her claim that June, setting off a legal battle that continued for years.

Times of India 15m ago