Constellation Brands Aktie News

Constellation's core beer brands are rapidly gaining market share with its dominant brand portfolio, showing ~7.5% annual volume growth that consistently defies the declining U.S. beer industry. My DCF model indicates strong undervaluation with a fair value of $236 per share, offering a 68% upside as the market overemphasizes industry headwinds and ignores the company's strengths. A renewed foc...

Quarterly dividend income can help soothe the pain of sharp drops in the stock market. Constellation Brands, Hershey, and Target have profitable businesses supporting dividend payments to shareholders.

Constellation Brands checks off several boxes for Buffett & Co. The legendary investor likely expects Lennar to benefit from the U.S. housing shortage. Buffett could think that Pool Corp.'s durable business model and long-term prospects outweigh its high valuation.

Amazon is a great stock that Buffett owns right now. He recently made a bet on a struggling beer giant.

Constellation Brands is facing softer demand, but trends are stabilizing, inventories are lean, and easier comparisons should help revenue performance improve through FY26 and recover in FY27. Strong execution around innovation, pricing flexibility, and shelf-space expansion is helping Constellation gain share despite macro pressures, positioning it well for growth when volumes rebound. Margins...

Constellation Brands is a compelling long-term contrarian opportunity, supported by Warren Buffett's recent $2B investment via Berkshire Hathaway. This premium beer importer boasts high margins, strong cash flow, a sound balance sheet, and a resilient premium beer portfolio with pricing power and product innovation. Despite current industry headwinds and highly negative sentiment, STZ is underv...

Investing in top consumer brands that pay reliable dividends can be more rewarding than some investors realize. For example, Hartford Funds found that 85% of the S&P 500's return since 1960 would have come from reinvesting dividends.

Investors who follow Warren Buffett probably already know that his lack of interest in putting Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK.A -1.70%) (BRK.B -1.54%) huge hoard of cash into the market is very likely a warning that most stocks aren't worth buying at their present prices.