Constellation Brands (STZ) T2 2026

Modelo owner Constellation brands Beat up and down in its financial income report on the second quarter on Monday and reiterated its directives in the year due to macroeconomic opposite winds.

The actions of the company increased by around 3% in prolonged exchanges.

Here is how the company worked in the second quarter, compared to what Wall Street was waiting for a survey of LSEG analysts:

• Profit by action: $ 3.63 adjusted vs $ 3.38 expected
• Income: $ 2.48 billion against $ 2.46 billion expected

For the period ending on August 31, the company declared a net profit of $ 466 million, or $ 2.65 per share, against a loss of $ 1.2 billion, or $ 6.59, the previous year. By excluding restructuring costs and other articles, the brewer declared a profit of $ 3.63 per share.

Constellation net sales fell 15% compared to the same period last year to 2.48 billion dollars, and the company’s operating room fell by 200 basic points due to aluminum rates.

“While we continue to sail in a difficult socio -economic environment which has attenuated consumer demand, our teams remain concentrated on execution against our strategic objectives, in particular the conduct of distribution gains, disciplined innovation and investment behind our brands,” said CEO Bill Newlands in a statement.

In September, Constellation announced that it reduced its complete directives for the exercise due to a “difficult macroeconomic environment”. He reduced his action objects by action comparable to a range of $ 11.30 to $ 11.60, down $ 12.60 to $ 12.90 and reaffirmed this prospect in the report on Monday.

The company has also reiterated its previous estimate of organic net sales down 4% to 6% for financial year 2026, against a previous wait of 1% to a drop of 2%.

The Constellation has also identified a downward trend in the demand of Hispanic consumers, which he said was caused by concerns about the immigration policies of President Donald Trump and potential job losses.

The Constellation leaders will appeal with analysts tomorrow at 8 a.m. he.