C&C Group Plc CCR

Chief executive Roger White said the deal would bring “a significant number of new customers” to C&C’s Matthew Clark Bibendum wholesale operation.

C&C will merge the Asahi wholesale business into its Matthew Clark Bibendum (MCB) operations following the deal.

Despite revenue declines, C&C Group PLC (CGPZF) focuses on strategic growth and operational improvements to strengthen its market position.

C&C Group (LON:CCR) reported a difficult FY 2026 financial performance as weaker hospitality market conditions weighed on volumes and mix, particularly in its wholesale distribution business, even as its branded drinks portfolio grew revenue. Opening the company’s full-year results presentation, Ro

A “small number” of staff have left C&C as the drinks group looks to “simplify” its business.

Price targets for C&C Group have been reset lower by 25 GBp, 30 GBp and 40 GBp across recent research updates, pulling expectations into a tighter band. Analysts linking these cuts to a refreshed long term P/E framework describe the shift more as a recalibration of upside and risk rather than a withdrawal of interest. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative might shape your own view on where C&C Group fits in a portfolio. Stay updated as the Fair Value for C&C Group shifts by...

C&C Group’s model fair value has shifted from £1.67 to £1.60, with several banks also trimming their targets by 25 GBp, 30 GBp and 40 GBp to cluster around the same level. These moves reflect a reset in how analysts are weighing valuation against execution risk, with bullish and bearish voices drawing different conclusions from the same set of cuts. Read on to see how to interpret this evolving narrative and what to watch as fresh updates come through. Stay updated as the Fair Value for C&C...

The Dublin-based group, which already held a minority share in the Scottish brewer, has paid £4.5m ($6m) for the brand.

The latest update on C&C Group brings a slightly lower fair value estimate of €1.60, alongside a higher discount rate of 7.20%, which together indicate a more cautious stance on the stock. At the same time, the shift from a modeled 3.48% revenue increase to a 1.14% decline points to expectations for softer trading rather than a sharp collapse in sales, as analysts weigh short term execution risks against the longer term story. Read on to see how you can keep track of these shifts in the...