Molson Coors is still facing major competition

Molson Coors is still facing major competition

Declining beer demand and a shrinking market segment have contributed to the underperformance of key brands at Molson Coors.

While the company’s earnings are rising, so are costs and the company is facing increasingly strong competition from larger rivals. The revenue and earnings gains may not… Read More

A 48.9% earnings jump isn’t enough for Molson Coors

A 48.9% earnings jump isn’t enough for Molson Coors

Higher selling prices and re-opened restaurants and bars contributed to an 11.8% revenue boost, but Molson Coors is seeing weak demand for some of its product lines and faces formidable competition.

We don’t like the firm’s growth prospects and feel it will likely stagnate going forward.

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Rising earnings make Loblaw the better pick

These two Consumer sector leaders continue to do a good job coping with rising operating costs. However, Loblaw is in a better position than Molson Coors to pass along those higher costs to customers.
LOBLAW COMPANIES LTD. $128 is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol L; Conservative-Growth Dividend… Read More

Higher costs dampen Molson’s recovery

Molson Coors continues to benefit from the re-opening of bars and restaurants in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns. That has let it resume dividend payments and pay down debt. The company is also launching non-beer products to spur its growth. However, higher operating costs continue… Read More