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Constellation Brands said that higher marketing spend in fiscal Q2 2027 helped it win the biggest dollar share gain in beverage alcohol, driven mainly by beer. Management keeps pricing flat and notes about $75 million in annual depreciation from 2028, emphasizing marketing effectiveness and volume for future beer sales.

The article asks what the biggest threat to Constellation Brands stock is, but provides no further detail.

Constellation Brands (STZ) stock is priced at 11.6 times earnings over the past twelve months, as reported, against 22.9 for the S&P 500. Shareholders paying that price need to know what they are buying, and management has changed what it talks about.

Constellation Brands (STZ) is selling more again after a year of falling revenue. Shareholders stand to gain if that holds. Management says the company spent much of the first half of fiscal 2027 rebuilding distributor inventory.

Constellation Brands is back in mergers and acquisitions, targeting SpikedAde as its most notable deal in about a decade.

During the October 7 episode of Mad Money, Jim Cramer discussed Constellation Brands, Inc. (NYSE:STZ) after its earnings reaction took an unexpected turn. He described a stock that initially tumbled before recovering as management explained its outlook. The reversal left him more encouraged, although he remained reluctant to recommend buying. Cramer said: We gotta ask, […]

Both beer stocks are beaten down, but one has a dividend history that should make retirees nervous and a business trajectory that makes the yield look like a trap. The stronger income pick for the next 20 years is not the one paying more today.

After a 42.2% drop over three years, Constellation Brands’ stock is being evaluated for undervaluation, with analysts questioning whether the current price aligns with its earnings from beer, wine and spirits.