Well what did u expect, they didn't have time to distell Fable 😭

Dari awal ni program emang distell buat di korup kali ya ? makanya aparat boleh ikut maen biar masrkt gerah kl mau lapor2. Termasuk KDMP I guess

Another well known SA company being bought by foreigners. Didata, MultiChoice, SAB and Distell comes to mind. 😔

It touches you where it pains, hence the insult 🤣 Bring the CAC. Is he a ghost or shadow director like Peter Obi on these ones like Gabriella Investment, Intafact Beverages Ltd, Peter Margaret Gabriella Gregory (PMGG) Ltd, Gabriella Settlement and this Distell Beverages Ltd?🤣

He said he bought shares in Distell Group which produces Billiato, so you work for him @lavidaNOTA tell him Unc

AKA held a 50% stake in the specific Cruz Vodka flavors he collaborated on, Cruz Watermelon & Cruz Banana. His agreement was a profit-sharing business partnership rather than a standard endorsement, meaning he received a percentage from every bottle sold. 💰 He famously sold over 1.2 million bottles of his signature Cruz Vodka variants (Watermelon & Banana) This monumental partnership generated an estimated R200 to R300 million in turnover for the brand's holding company, Distell. AKA really cashed in millions of rands his pocket! 🔥🤏🏿 One thing about people with big money they don't talk nor show off!! ☑️

eastern cape love the flat bottle viceroy brandy. we sold a lot at distell. when asked why so much, it fitted perfectly in the pockets when horse riding or tendering to their livestock

Do You Know Nigeria Breweries is not all about beer!! Any more Thread: 🍷 Nigerian Breweries is no longer just about beer! With the full acquisition of Distell Wines & Spirits, we're bringing you an exciting range of premium wines, sparkling wines, ciders, and

TRADING STATEMENT: Namibia Breweries has advised shareholders that its operating profit for the 12 months to 31 December 2025 is expected to come in 10–15% lower than the previous 18-month transitional period (which was N$896 million in operating profit). Headline and basic earnings per share are expected to decline by less than 5%. NBL delivered strong operating profit growth of 35–45% when comparing the current 12 months to the equivalent period last year, it said. NBL further advised that its reviewed financial results will be released on Namibia Securities Exchange News Service (NENS) on or about 27 March 2026 and in the press on or about 30 March 2026. #marketwatch #namibiabreweries #heineken #distell #tradingstatement #namibia

After struggling in the local beer market following its merger with Distell, Heineken Beverages has contributed millions in profit to Johann Rupert's Remgro in the company's results for six months through December 2025. dailyinvestor.com/investing/…

Downing 6 packs of cider & eating take aways constantly. Vuka ufune uQabula. Just food drugs sparkling wine & Distell ciders all the time.

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Rainbow Chicken, Distell, Mediclinic ,FNB, Wesbank etc are owned by Ruperts. So I want to get understanding from you .Do you mean if employees of these companies have salary Grievances should not speak to CEOs but send Unions direct to Ruperts. That's what you mean ??

Alcohol was always sold by African women but highly regulated by African customs until Rupert[Distell] and Oppenheimers [SAB] convinced the apartheid regime to end prohibition of alcohol distribution in the townships

If you looked at Nigerian Breweries' 2024 balance sheet, it looked like a broken bottle. A record N145 Billion loss. But fast forward to 2025? They didn't just sweep up the glass they rebuilt the whole factory. Let’s talk about the 'Great Reconstruction' of a Nigerian giant. First, let’s clear up a huge misconception. People saw expenses rising and got scared. But look at the Results from Operating Activities. That’s the core profit from making and selling drinks. It surged by 194%! The core engine isn't just running; it’s roaring. So, how did they flip a N145 Billion loss into a N99 Billion profit? It’s called 'Finance Magic.' NB was bleeding cash because of massive dollar debts. They launched a Rights Issue, got fresh cash from shareholders, and paid off those scary loans. The result? Their interest payments crashed by 82%. They didn't just sell more beer; they stopped being a slave to the banks. But they didn’t stop at debt. They went shopping. NB officially integrated Distell Nigeria, adding spirits and wines like Amarula and Bain’s Whiskey to the mix. To sell these, they actually hired 113 new people that are mostly in sales. While they were closing down old, inefficient breweries in Kakuri and Awo-Omamma, they were putting 'feet on the street' to dominate the premium spirits market. Now, here’s the kicker: The share price jumped from 32 Naira to over 75 Naira, even though they paid zero dividends. Why? Because big investors aren't looking at today’s dividend; they’re looking at the future. They saw Heineken, the global parent, putting in their own money. They saw a company that survived a near-death experience and came out leaner, debt-light, and diversified The 2025 report tells us one thing: The surgery was expensive, and the recovery is still ongoing, but the King of Beverages is officially back on its throne. Nigerian Breweries isn’t just a beer company anymore, it’s a total beverage powerhouse.

NIGERIAN BREW. PLC. (NB) FY 2025 earnings visual 📊. Key Takeaways Total Beverage Company: The company completed the acquisition of Distell Wines and Spirits Nigeria Limited (DWSN) in 2025, fully integrating it into its operations. The acquisition added brands such as Amarula, Nederburg, 4th Street, and Bain’s Whiskey to their traditional beer and malt portfolio. Revenue: Rose to N1.46 trillion, a 35% increase from 2024 (N1.08 trillion). Operating Profit: Increased by 193% to N205.19 billion. Net Profit: Rebounded to N99.1 billion, successfully reversing the N145 billion loss recorded in 2024.

Nigerian Breweries PLC released its audited FY 2025 results. The things I took note of: ✑ Operating profit margin cleared at its highest level since 2017. Interestingly, that was the last time players in the brewery industry had any breathing space. Does it seem like the lads are back? ✑ The recent acquisition of Distell Wines and Spirits is yet to fully reflect in the numbers, in terms of value-add. Revenue from the wine & spirits business closed at ₦5bn, and it's still loss-making. ✑ The recent equity injection into the business reflected on the income statement in the form of a 53% decline in interest expense. ✑ Inches close, but not yet; reported profit after tax was ₦99bn. Normalised PAT hit ₦100bn though.

Distribution & Marketing - It is owned by the same company that introduced Savanna Cider namely Distell which was known as Stellenbosch Farmers Winery, now owned by Heineken.

Distribution and accessibility. Owned by Distell (now Heineken) who also sell Old Buck and Amarula