DIAGEO PLC
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See all $DEO insider activity →Diageo, a global beverage company, has announced the cancellation of its Special Releases whisky program after 25 years. The 2025 collection will be the last, marking the end of an annual series that featured rare and unique scotch whiskies. The program helped revive interest in lost distilleries and showcased Diageo's diverse portfolio.
Diageo (DGE.L) is investing in training, equipment, and support for pubs to meet Guinness demand during the festive season. The company reported a 1.2% sales increase to £3.63bn for Q3 2026, with Guinness as a strong performer. Diageo plans to invest €400m over three years to expand its Guinness brewing capacity. Despite supply issues in recent years, Guinness saw a 25% value sales increase in late 2025.
Diageo reports 41% sales surge for Guinness 0.0 in Ireland in 2025, with the non-alcoholic stout now available in over 4,000 venues. The company is investing €30 million to expand production capacity at its Dublin brewery, where Guinness 0.0 accounts for 14% of output. Diageo's global net sales grew 0.6% in the recent quarter, with Guinness performance varying by region.
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The program termination removes a niche revenue stream and may disappoint collectors, likely weighing on the stock.
Positive sentiment as capacity expansion may boost future sales and market share.
Positive sales momentum for Diageo's non‑alcoholic stout may lift investor sentiment.
The modest sales increase may lift sentiment modestly.
Guidance suggests modest growth and a decline in North America, which may limit upside.
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Diageo, a global beverage company, has announced the cancellation of its Special Releases whisky program after 25 years. The 2025 collection will be the last, marking the end of an annual series that featured rare and unique scotch whiskies. The program helped revive interest in lost distilleries and showcased Diageo's diverse portfolio.
Diageo (DGE.L) is investing in training, equipment, and support for pubs to meet Guinness demand during the festive season. The company reported a 1.2% sales increase to £3.63bn for Q3 2026, with Guinness as a strong performer. Diageo plans to invest €400m over three years to expand its Guinness brewing capacity. Despite supply issues in recent years, Guinness saw a 25% value sales increase in late 2025.
Diageo reports 41% sales surge for Guinness 0.0 in Ireland in 2025, with the non-alcoholic stout now available in over 4,000 venues. The company is investing €30 million to expand production capacity at its Dublin brewery, where Guinness 0.0 accounts for 14% of output. Diageo's global net sales grew 0.6% in the recent quarter, with Guinness performance varying by region.
Diageo reported a 0.6% organic sales increase to $4.9 billion in Q1, despite U.S. market declines. The U.S. contributes 36% of total sales.
Diageo reported a 1.4% rise in organic net sales for Q1, with North America down 3.6%. Reported net sales increased 1.2% to $4.931bn. The company maintained full-year guidance, expecting flat organic net sales growth and low to mid-single-digit organic operating profit growth for fiscal 2027.
The FTSE 100 reached a 3-month high, driven by a bank rally and a 5% surge in Diageo after strong revenue. UK banks like Barclays, Standard Chartered, Lloyds, and HSBC gained 1.5%-2.5% ahead of a BoE rate decision expected to raise rates to 4.00%. Lower oil prices also supported the index.
India will apply a 75% tariff on bulk Scotch whisky imports, despite tax officials' protests. The reduced rate, part of the UK-India FTA, will benefit companies like Diageo and Pernod Ricard, which use bulk imports for Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL). Scotch whisky exports to India were valued at £286 million in 2025, with bulk imports accounting for 80% of the volume.
U.S. spirits sales fell 2.5% year-over-year in late October due to weaker consumer demand, according to NielsenIQ. Whiskey and vodka declined, while tequila and non-alcoholic spirits grew. Diageo's sales dropped 6.5%, but Sazerac and Bacardi saw gains. Tito’s Vodka led in dollar sales with a 4.8% increase.
Diageo added two aged single malts, Convalmore 1984 and Dalwhinnie 1989, to its Rare Series collection. The whiskies, aged 41 and 36 years respectively, highlight Scotland's remote distilleries and harsh winters. Diageo did not disclose pricing or bottle counts. The Rare Series debuted in April 2026, with the oldest single malt being Glenury Royal 1970.
Diageo has canceled its 2026 Special Releases collection, citing a review of consumer feedback. The decision comes amid a restructuring plan following a 27.2% drop in operating profit for the year ended June 30, 2026, with North American sales falling 8.4%. The company aims to deliver $850m in savings by fiscal 2028.
