Bud APAC 3Q26 profit attributable to equity holders falls 50% to USD 92 million

By Public Technologies
  • Bud APAC’s third-quarter 2026 profit attributable to equity holders fell 50% year over year to USD 92 million.
  • Revenue dropped 7% to USD 1.45 billion in the same quarter.
  • China operations faced adverse weather and continued on-premise weakness, while the group expanded in-home and digital channels.
  • India delivered further market-share gains in the third quarter, supported by industry momentum and consistent strategy execution.


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