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The Coors Light manufacturer’s 8.5% stake in the nonalcoholic carbonated mixer, worth $89 million, further builds on its long-term strategy of increasing its exposure beyond beer.

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Wells Fargo analyst Christopher Carey maintained a Buy rating on Molson Coors (TAP – Research Report) yesterday and set a price target of ...

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Molson Coors Beverage Co. announced Thursday that it has acquired an 8.5% stake in Fevertree Drinks PLC, the British premium ...

By Shashwat Awasthi (Reuters) -Shares of Fevertree Drinks surged almost 24% after Molson Coors took an 8.5% stake in a $88 ...

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The Coors Light brewer will pay £71 million ($88 million) for 8.5% of Fevertree, a move that will help the Chicago-based company expand its non-alcoholic range.