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Constellation Brands
STZ · NYSEConsumer Staples — Beverages
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Company details
Market cap
$24B
P/E ratio
15×
Div yield
~2.5%
Revenue (FY26)
$9.1B
Beer net sales
$8.3B
Beer share of sales
91%
Rev. growth
-10%
Operating margin
~34%
In plain English
Constellation Brands is, above all, the US beer company: it holds the perpetual American rights to Mexico's Corona and Modelo brands — Modelo Especial is now the best-selling beer in the US — brewing them in its own Mexican breweries and importing them north. Beer is ~91% of sales. After years of reshaping, its wine & spirits arm has been slimmed to a small, premium portfolio (The Prisoner, High West, Mi Campo) by selling mainstream wine to The Wine Group and Svedka vodka to Sazerac, and walking away from a costly cannabis bet on Canopy Growth.
In simple terms
What Constellation Brands really sells
Constellation Brands is, above all, the US beer company: it holds the perpetual American rights to Mexico's Corona and Modelo brands — Modelo Especial is now the best-selling beer in the US — brewing them in its own Mexican breweries and importing them north. Beer is ~91% of sales. After years of reshaping, its wine & spirits arm has been slimmed to a small, premium portfolio (The Prisoner, High West, Mi Campo) by selling mainstream wine to The Wine Group and Svedka vodka to Sazerac, and walking away from a costly cannabis bet on Canopy Growth.
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