Food, Beverage & Tobacco Italian Community

Key Takeaways Streamlined operations, premiumization, and strategic divestments are set to boost margins, cash flow, and earnings resilience as Campari sheds low-margin brands and prioritizes efficiency. Rapid geographic expansion, strong brand marketing, and early moves in low and no-alcohol segments position Campari for sustained organic growth and market share gains.

Key Takeaways Long-term declines in alcohol consumption and rising compliance costs threaten demand, profitability, and market access for Campari's main brands. Market shifts toward craft spirits and reliance on key brands increase earnings volatility and erode pricing power amid rising costs and supply chain disruptions.

Key Takeaways Post-acquisition operational goals may not achieve expected synergies, potentially impacting net margins and earnings negatively. High net debt versus EBITDA could strain future profitability, posing a risk to earnings.

Key Takeaways Growth driven by global market expansion, premiumization trends, focused brand investment, and digital engagement targeting younger and urban consumers. Profitability improved through portfolio streamlining, cost containment, and capacity expansion to capture long-term volume and margin gains.