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Can Fevertree keep full-year guidance on track?
Last we heard, Fevertree had been scooping up market share across its regions which had helped to increase sales. Innovation across Rum, Vodka and other spirits has helped boost the group’s leading position in the UK, and growth in Europe continues to grow ahead of the broader mixer category.
Fevertree’s already said it’s comfortable with full-year expectations, which at the time of the last update in June pointed towards 8% sales growth and underlying cash profit margins of around 15%. We’ll be keeping a close eye on whether these targets are still on track when half-year results are announced next week, with market forecasts currently suggesting this could be a slight stretch.
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