New CEO Says Heineken Must Do Better Even As Q3 Sales Top Forecast
Heineken needs greater accountability and a stronger performance culture to deliver consistent growth, CEO Rafael Oliveira said on Wednesday.
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Heineken gains ground again thanks non-alcoholic beer and “pace”
Heineken posted strong results in the third quarter of 2026, but new CEO Rafael Oliveira emphasizes that more is needed to ensure sustainable growth. The long, hot summer and the…
Heineken warns: weight-loss products threaten beer sales
The rise of weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy is having a growing impact on the beer industry. Heineken is warning British bar and restaurant owners that consumers are…
Heineken Document Reveals Worries Over Weight-Loss Drugs And Beer Sales
Heineken urges British pubs to adapt to growing weight-loss drug use or risk losing customers and revenue as beer sales come under threat.
New Heineken research highlights cultural and tourism value of Europe’s hospitality venues
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Keurig Dr Pepper names coffee spinoff CEO for a third time
Kimberly-Clark executive Russ Torres will oversee the spinout after former pick Rafael Oliveira left the company to lead Heineken.
AB InBev snatches the Champions League from Heineken after 33 years
After more than three decades, Heineken must make way for Stella Artois in the Champions League. For AB InBev, the deal fits into its strategy of linking its biggest brands more…
Heineken seeks majority stake in hard seltzer brand Stëlz
Heineken wants to increase its minority stake in the beverage brand Stëlz to a majority stake. The brewer emphasizes that a full takeover is not currently in the plans.
Heineken subsidiary Alken-Maes in the red
The Belgian brewer Alken-Maes, part of the Heineken Group, ended 2025 with a decline in revenue and a substantial net loss in a shrinking market. The company does not expect to…