The wine group invested over NZ$9m ($5.4m) in two of its main assets last year.
New Zealand’s Foley Wines pulls dividend to fund capex
The wine group invested over NZ$9m ($5.4m) in two of its main assets last year.
Henry Mathieu August 23 2023

24 August 2023
24 August 2023
The wine group invested over NZ$9m ($5.4m) in two of its main assets last year.
Henry Mathieu August 23 2023
The wine group invested over NZ$9m ($5.4m) in two of its main assets last year.
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The Faxe brand owner booked a 6% increase in organic net revenues for the opening half of the year but reported a 3% fall in underlying volumes.
The wine group invested over NZ$9m ($5.4m) in two of its main assets last year.
The Berlin-headquartered company raised €10.5m ($11.3m) in a Series A funding round.
Chief executive Tim Smiddy said Crediton Dairy was making the investment against the backdrop of growing demand for its products.
The number of patent applications made across the beer and cider categories fell year-on-year in the 12 months to the end of June.
Dean Best sits down with Highland Spring MD Simon Oldham to discuss the UK company’s growth in a waters category in the sustainability spotlight.
“We have aspirations to be in several luxury markets outside of the US in 2024,” newly-appointed Elevated Spirits CEO Ami-Lynn Bakshi said.
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The global alcoholic beverages packaging industry has grown to 445.4 billion units in 2022, with volumes forecasted to grow at a CAGR of ~2% by 2027. The Asia-Pacific represented the largest region in 2022, followed by the Americas. Glass was the most used pack material globally, followed by rigid metal and rigid plastics. Volume-wise, the industry was led by the beer & cider sector in 2022, while the flavored alcoholic beverages sector is forecast to register the fastest growth at a CAGR of 6.1% during 2022–27, followed by spirits and wine.
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