Constellation Brands Expects 2026 Comparable EPS Of $12.60-$12.90
April 9 (Reuters) - Constellation Brands Inc STZ.N:
CONSTELLATION BRANDS REPORTS FISCAL YEAR AND FOURTH QUARTER 2025 FINANCIAL RESULTS AND FISCAL YEAR 2026 TO FISCAL YEAR 2028 OUTLOOK
CONSTELLATION BRANDS INC OUTLOOK 2026 REPORTED EPS $12.33-$12.63, COMPARABLE EPS $12.60-$12.90
CONSTELLATION BRANDS OUTLOOK EPS GROWTH FOR FISCAL 2027 MID-SINGLE DIGIT TO LOW-DOUBLE DIGIT
CONSTELLATION BRANDS OUTLOOK EPS GROWTH FOR FISCAL 2028 LOW-SINGLE DIGIT TO MID-SINGLE DIGIT
CONSTELLATION BRANDS INC: GUIDANCE ASSUMPTIONS REFLECT THE ANTICIPATED IMPACT OF TARIFFS ANNOUNCED BY U.S. ON APRIL 2, CANADA ON MARCH 4
CONSTELLATION BRANDS: RESTRUCTURING ACTIONS EXPECTED TO GENERATE OVER $200 MILLION IN NET ANNUALIZED COST SAVINGS BY FISCAL 2028
CONSTELLATION BRANDS: NEW 3-YEAR $4 BILLION SHARE REPURCHASE AUTHORIZATION
CONSTELLATION BRANDS INC: OUTLOOK 2026 ENTERPRISE ORGANIC NET SALES DECLINE OF 2% - GROWTH OF 1%
CONSTELLATION BRANDS INC OUTLOOK FY27-FY28 ENTERPRISE NET SALES YOY GROWTH RATES UP ABOUT 2% TO 4%
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