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Brown-Forman
BF.B · NYSEConsumer Staples — Spirits
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Company details
Market cap
~$14B
P/E ratio
~15×
Div yield
~3.2%
EPS (FY25)
$1.84
Profit margin
~22%
Organic growth
+1%
Net sales (FY25)
$4.0B
Div. raised
41 yrs
In plain English
Brown-Forman is one of the world's largest spirits makers, built around a single iconic brand: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, which alone is roughly half its sales. From grain and self-coopered American oak barrels it distills whiskey, tequila (Herradura, el Jimador), rum and gin, then sells almost everything in the US through the three-tier wholesale system. It is a 150-year-old, family-controlled dividend aristocrat: descendants of founder George Garvin Brown still command over 70% of the voting Class A shares, leaving the listed Class B stock non-voting.
In simple terms
What Brown-Forman really sells
Brown-Forman is one of the world's largest spirits makers, built around a single iconic brand: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, which alone is roughly half its sales. From grain and self-coopered American oak barrels it distills whiskey, tequila (Herradura, el Jimador), rum and gin, then sells almost everything in the US through the three-tier wholesale system. It is a 150-year-old, family-controlled dividend aristocrat: descendants of founder George Garvin Brown still command over 70% of the voting Class A shares, leaving the listed Class B stock non-voting.
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