Heineken CEO Dolf van den Brink to step down after nearly six years at the helm
The Dutch brewer said Monday that van den Brink will leave at the end of May after deciding it was the "right time to hand over his responsibilities."
Heineken CEO Dolf Van Den Brink to Step Down
Van den Brink plans to hand over the reins at the end of May, leaving the world's second-largest brewer searching for a new leader at a challenging time.
Heineken: Q3 Resilience, CMD Upside, And Attractive Valuation
Heineken remains a Buy, supported by its EverGreen strategy and attractive valuation versus peers. Q3 results showed resilient performance despite lower volumes, with positive trends in Vietnam and disciplined execution in key markets. Heineken's updated 2030 plan targets mid-single-digit organic sales growth, accelerated cost savings, and sharper capital allocation to priority markets.
Heineken Cuts Beer Volume Guidance on Weak Consumer Sentiment
The Dutch brewer forecasts beer volumes will decline for the year after previously expecting them to be broadly stable, as third-quarter earnings declined.
Heineken says Amsterdam HQ reorganization to affect about 400 jobs
Dutch brewer Heineken's Amsterdam headquarters reorganization will affect approximately 400 jobs, Heineken said in a statement on Tuesday.
Heineken: Solid Execution Overshadowed By Overdone Sell-Off
Despite an 8% share price drop, Heineken delivered +7.4% core operating profit growth and reaffirmed FY guidance. Premium beer outpaced the portfolio, eB2B digital platforms gained traction, and management raised cost-saving targets — supporting operating leverage and our Buy stance. The valuation remains attractive at 14.5x P/E; downside risks exist, but current weakness offers a favorable re-entry opportunity.
Heineken N.V. (HEINY) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Heineken N.V. (OTCQX:HEINY) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference Call July 28, 2025 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Harold P.
Heineken: The Market Should Be Sober Enough To Appreciate Its Growth And Sustainability
Heineken stands out in a challenging, saturated beer market with strong global branding, diversified products, and expansion in emerging economies. The company maintains robust liquidity, solid cash flow, and strategic debt reduction, supporting its financial sustainability and operational flexibility. Despite recent price declines, Heineken's valuation is attractive with a 17% upside potential, trading below historical P/B and P/S averages.
What Makes Heineken (HEINY) a New Buy Stock
Heineken (HEINY) has been upgraded to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), reflecting growing optimism about the company's earnings prospects. This might drive the stock higher in the near term.
HEINY or BF.B: Which Is the Better Value Stock Right Now?
Investors with an interest in Beverages - Alcohol stocks have likely encountered both Heineken NV (HEINY) and Brown-Forman B (BF.B). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?
Savvy Investors Are Raising a Glass for Heineken Stock
Inflation, higher interest rates, GLP-1 drugs, and tariff concerns have created a perfect storm for alcohol stocks. Normally, sin stocks perform well even when economic data is weak.
Heineken: Buyback And Emerging Markets Upside
Heineken delivered strong Q1 results, beating expectations with a 0.9% net revenue increase despite a 2.1% beer volume decrease, reaffirming its 2025 profit growth outlook. The company's strategy includes premiumization, cost savings, and limited US tariff impact, with a €1.5 billion buyback providing downside protection. Emerging markets like Vietnam, India, and Ethiopia show promising volume growth, supporting Heineken's market share and EBIT margin targets for 2025.
