BUD - Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
101.90
-1.33 (-1.29%)
At close: 4:02PM EDT

101.94 +0.04 (0.04%)
After hours: 5:02PM EDT

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Previous Close103.23
Open104.51
Bid102.20 x 8800
Ask104.00 x 100
Day's Range101.76 - 104.63
52 Week Range101.21 - 126.50
Volume3,232,171
Avg. Volume2,211,035
Market Cap200.046B
Beta0.95
PE Ratio (TTM)25.64
EPS (TTM)3.97
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & Yield4.05 (3.86%)
Ex-Dividend Date2017-11-14
1y Target Est123.42
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  • Benzinga4 hours ago

    Bank Of America Downgrades Anheuser Busch Due To Sobering Outlook

    Anheuser Busch Inbev NV (ADR) (NYSE: BUD ) was under pressure on Thursday after one Wall Street analyst said that, when it comes to the stock, investors should stay on the wagon. The Analyst

  • Should You Expect Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (EBR:ABI) To Continue Delivering An ROE Of 11.41%?
    Simply Wall St.17 hours ago

    Should You Expect Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (EBR:ABI) To Continue Delivering An ROE Of 11.41%?

    With an ROE of 11.41%, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (ENXTBR:ABI) outpaced its own industry which delivered a less exciting 11.36% over the past year. On the surface, this looks fantastic sinceRead More...

  • Bud brewer hopeful that aluminum tariffs won't hit U.S. allies
    Reutersyesterday

    Bud brewer hopeful that aluminum tariffs won't hit U.S. allies

    Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI.BR), the world's largest brewer, is hopeful that the United States will grant permanent exemptions to aluminum imported from allies and wants U.S. Congress to look into price spikes that have already set in. U.S. President Donald Trump last month imposed import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, but provided temporary exemptions until May 1 for the European Union, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Australia and South Korea. Carlos Brito, chief executive of Budweiser-maker AB InBev, which sells many of its beers in the United States in aluminum cans, said the company had been very disappointed by the introduction of tariffs, which he said had put U.S. manufacturers at a disadvantage.

  • Reutersyesterday

    Bud brewer hopeful that aluminium tariffs won't hit U.S. allies

    Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI.BR), the world's largest brewer, is hopeful that the United States will grant permanent exemptions to aluminium imported from allies and wants U.S. Congress to look into price spikes that have already set in. U.S. President Donald Trump last month imposed import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminium, but provided temporary exemptions until May 1 for the European Union, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Australia and South Korea. Carlos Brito, chief executive of Budweiser-maker AB InBev, which sells many of its beers in the United States in aluminium cans, said the company had been very disappointed by the introduction of tariffs, which he said had put U.S. manufacturers at a disadvantage.

  • Alcohol High on Demand, Will These Stocks' Q1 Earnings Cheer?
    Zacks2 days ago

    Alcohol High on Demand, Will These Stocks' Q1 Earnings Cheer?

    Alcohol stocks are gaining on bullish market trends and expansion in the craft beer space. Here we take a look at how some alcohol stocks are placed ahead of their earnings releases.

  • Better Buy: Coca-Cola vs. Anheuser Busch InBev
    Motley Fool5 days ago

    Better Buy: Coca-Cola vs. Anheuser Busch InBev

    Which of these high-yield dividend stocks is the best choice for your portfolio?

  • Portland food entrepreneur brings AB InBev-backed startup to the Rose City
    American City Business Journals7 days ago

    Portland food entrepreneur brings AB InBev-backed startup to the Rose City

    Sarah Pool, who previously started and sold a kale chips business, was tapped by the innovation of arm of brewer AB InBev to lead a startup business designed to "upcycle" spent barley from the beer brewing process.

  • Financial Times8 days ago

    [$$] Sentiment sours for big brand consumer staples

    Kraft Heinz shares have slid a fifth since the start of the year, and its 10-year bond trades well below par at 92 cents in the dollar. Meanwhile, shares in Anheuser-Busch InBev are down 7 per cent and ...

  • Fortune9 days ago

    Anheuser-Busch Plans to Make Its Entire Beverage Line ‘Green’

    Solar and wind power are part of the plan.

  • Cherry Cricket owners launching second location of iconic burger bar (PHOTOS)
    American City Business Journals9 days ago

    Cherry Cricket owners launching second location of iconic burger bar (PHOTOS)

    The restaurant opens in the Ballpark neighborhood space that Breckenridge Brewery occupied for 24 years.

  • CNBC9 days ago

    Brewing powerhouse Anheuser-Busch unveils ambitious sustainability targets

    The business is looking to reduce its environmental impact in a big way.

  • Is Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (EBR:ABI) A Financially Sound Company?
    Simply Wall St.11 days ago

    Is Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (EBR:ABI) A Financially Sound Company?

    Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (ENXTBR:ABI), a large-cap worth €164.83B, comes to mind for investors seeking a strong and reliable stock investment. One reason being its ‘too big to fail’ aura whichRead More...

  • AB InBev's Pedro Aidar Discusses Regional Craft Beer Push
    Bloomberg14 days ago

    AB InBev's Pedro Aidar Discusses Regional Craft Beer Push

    China is becoming increasingly thirsty for craft beer as its consumer power rises. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie travelled to Chinese city of Wuhan, where European brewer AB InBev subsidiary ZX Ventures opened ...

  • 3 High-Yield Stocks With Virtual Monopolies
    Motley Fool16 days ago

    3 High-Yield Stocks With Virtual Monopolies

    These companies are dominating their markets and paying their shareholders generously.

  • Reuters16 days ago

    SAP revises pricing after crackdown on big customers backfires

    SAP is revising how it prices its core business planning software after a legal crackdown against high-profile customers Diageo and AB InBev caused a backlash with its wider customer base, who feared they might be hit by hidden, indirect charges. The German company said on Tuesday it will offer a new model for sales, licence audits and pricing that will serve as an alternative to its decades-old approach of charging customers by the number of users accessing its software. The new pricing model, known as "indirect access" covers the increasing use of SAP products with non-SAP systems, running automated processes in the cloud or handling machine-to-machine transactions by internet-connected devices or sensors, the so-called "internet of things".

  • Reuters17 days ago

    SAP revises pricing after crackdown on big customers backfires

    SAP is revising how it prices its core business planning software after a legal crackdown against high-profile customers Diageo and AB InBev caused a backlash with its wider customer base, who feared they might be hit by hidden, indirect charges. The new pricing model, known as "indirect access" covers the increasing use of SAP products with non-SAP systems, running automated processes in the cloud or handling machine-to-machine transactions by internet-connected devices or sensors, the so-called "internet of things". The changes mean customers pay handling fees only when significant business processes or outcomes are achieved, rather than simply because a random technical process was triggered, indirectly, through an SAP software system.

  • Constellation Brands Hikes Dividend 42%, Here's Why
    Motley Fool17 days ago

    Constellation Brands Hikes Dividend 42%, Here's Why

    The brewer and distiller already has an impressive track record.

  • What's Hurting AB InBev (BUD) Stock Price After a Solid Q4?
    Zacks17 days ago

    What's Hurting AB InBev (BUD) Stock Price After a Solid Q4?

    While AB InBev's (BUD) fourth-quarter 2017 results marked a return to the positive earnings trajectory, a soft outlook for the first quarter seems to be weighing upon its performance.

  • Investopedia18 days ago

    Top 4 Beer Stocks for 2018

    In good economic times or bad, alcohol never goes out of style. Here are a few beer stocks to consider.

  • U.S. Beer Opens a Can of Worms: Will Its Fizz Remain?
    Zacks20 days ago

    U.S. Beer Opens a Can of Worms: Will Its Fizz Remain?

    The tariffs certainly aren't a good sign at a time when the U.S. beer industry is already witnessing a decline in domestic beer sales due to the changing preferences of consumers.

  • Is Altria Group a Buy?
    Motley Fool20 days ago

    Is Altria Group a Buy?

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  • Constellation Brands’ 4Q Sales Rose on Strong Beer Growth
    Market Realist22 days ago

    Constellation Brands’ 4Q Sales Rose on Strong Beer Growth

    How Constellation Brands Looks after Strong Fiscal 4Q18 Results

  • How Constellation Brands Looks after Strong Fiscal 4Q18 Results
    Market Realist22 days ago

    How Constellation Brands Looks after Strong Fiscal 4Q18 Results

    On April 3, Constellation Brands (STZ) stock declined 1.3% after Stifel downgraded its rating to “hold” from “buy.” Stifel also lowered its target price to $228 from $245. Constellation Brands stock rose 3.3% on March 29 following strong results for fiscal 4Q18, which ended on February 28, 2018. As of April 3, Constellation Brands stock has declined 1.5% on a YTD (year-to-date) basis. In comparison, stocks of alcoholic beverage peers Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD), Molson Coors Brewing (TAP), and Brown-Forman (BF.B) have risen -2.5%, -10.3%, and 0.1%, respectively.

  • TheStreet.com23 days ago

    Closing Bell: LIVE MARKETS BLOG

    Markets were able to close the day in the green after a volatile day of trading.

  • AB InBev Sees 'So Much Space to Grow' in China's Craft Beer Market
    Bloomberg Video14 days ago

    AB InBev Sees 'So Much Space to Grow' in China's Craft Beer Market

    Apr.12 -- China is becoming increasingly thirsty for craft beer as its consumer power rises. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie travelled to the Chinese city of Wuhan, where European brewer AB InBev subsidiary ZX Ventures opened a craft beer brewery. He speaks exclusively to the man behind the company's push to corner the small, yet explosive market. (Headline changed to better reflect guest's comments.)