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FEVR Fevertree Drinks Plc

902.00
-18.00 (-1.96%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Fevertree Drinks Plc LSE:FEVR London Ordinary Share GB00BRJ9BJ26 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -18.00 -1.96% 902.00 897.00 901.00 911.00 886.00 900.00 490,991 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl 368.5M 24.4M 0.1995 45.11 1.12B
Fevertree Drinks Plc is listed in the Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FEVR. The last closing price for Fevertree Drinks was 920p. Over the last year, Fevertree Drinks shares have traded in a share price range of 608.50p to 1,114.00p.

Fevertree Drinks currently has 122,277,559 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Fevertree Drinks is £1.12 billion. Fevertree Drinks has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 45.11.

Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/6/2025
14:35:35
that's a chunky director buy!
davemac3
16/5/2025
08:11:07
So what can margins get back up to here? Any views
edwardt
02/5/2025
18:23:03
Big buy reported after hours
gipps
22/4/2025
11:10:34
CT
Thanks for the info.

disc0dave46
22/4/2025
10:38:25
Its come into force in April but first payments are due in October.

We are paying new prices on glass now ( beer and wines)

castleford tiger
20/4/2025
11:37:51
Hi CT
I’m well thanks, hope all is good with yourself and having a happy Easter.
The recent article below states the EPR:/Glass Tax will come into force in October, but as you say it will hit them unless they just pass the cost on which I assume they will - would an extra 5% in price deter buyers?, IMO it won't given their branding and other inflationary household costs folks are seeing across the board, but time will tell I guess. Still not a holder again but watching, as Apad says it's pricey on most metrics and I want to see some decent margin improvements.
All the best

Https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/new-recycling-tax-drive-plastic-use-3648558?ico=most_popular&srsltid=AfmBOooEstFWnKkqHGEnn5Ut1-hc2ffWi5nn5511Q-RMufYKDbAZPSmO

disc0dave46
20/4/2025
09:18:01
EBITDA
Margin
14%
ROA
6%
ROE
10%
OpMargin
9%

But:
PER
38
Yield
2%

Backward facing data but it shows that FEVR is not cheap for its performance figures and what the new US deal is promising.
FEVR is my second biggest holding. I am tempted to increase but sitting on my hands for a while.
apad

apad
19/4/2025
14:33:18
I agree its a farce.

It has started in April and MOST suppliers are adding to our cost price.
You are right about £1.20 per case of 24.

All the 200ml and 500ml range is glass and they will need to pass this on asap.

Of course USA will not pay it its just the mugs in GB.

Hope you are well
tiger

castleford tiger
19/4/2025
12:16:41
Hi CT,
Good point, believe it's now October not this month when it comes into force.
Read one business saying it could increase costs by about 5p per 330ml bottle, say roughly 5%?.
In their (FEVR) FY22 with glass costs increasing 10% it did have a bad year but there was other issues associated with energy costs, freight costs etc, so difficult to know given there's not much detail on how much of their income is from glass contained products, they also do cans.
I noted that previous posting mentioned Encirc glass serving Molson Coors, which they do but they don't have any manufacturing facilities in the US, they are based in Northern Ireland. So there could be tariff issues as well as the forthcoming glass tax hitting costs as well - don't know the contractual relationship between Molson Coors but could simply decide to acquire their glass requirements from a US manufacturer instead thus I imagine mitigating tariff and glass tax costs.
The glass tax in itself is IMO a farce, the tax ends up being higher for glass than plastics due to weight despite the fact glass is a lot easier to recycle - knowing this government's habit of U turns then wouldn't be surprised if it's kicked further down the road.

disc0dave46
15/4/2025
11:33:21
how much will the new glass tax hit them?

tiger

castleford tiger
04/4/2025
07:13:17
Questor buy tip in the Daily Torygraph
davemac3
26/3/2025
21:05:16
Moving from volume to higher quality which would benefit Diageo / Fever-Tree
growthpotential
26/3/2025
15:23:12
And might this lot not lose their shirt in America?

Interested to hear reasons why not given trump tariffs etc.

undervaluedassets
26/3/2025
14:01:52
Isn't the trend in alcohol consumption going backwards globally?
undervaluedassets
26/3/2025
09:44:44
Chart breakout
bigbigdave
26/3/2025
07:49:31
Nice addition to the already huge buyback
edwardt
25/3/2025
17:25:45
What questions?
disc0dave46
25/3/2025
09:13:10
Waaaaaaaaaaaa
growthpotential
25/3/2025
08:30:29
There are more questions than answers.
bulltradept
25/3/2025
07:52:48
I don't understand why this is still rated so highly. 2025 signalling low single digit income growth and flat margins, what is it, 27x or something
rimau1
25/3/2025
07:05:01
Decent numbers on first read through

JEFFERIES RAISES FEVERTREE DRINKS PRICE TARGET TO 820 (800) PENCE - 'HOLD'

bigbigdave
24/3/2025
16:24:08
we could be away here
davemac3
20/3/2025
08:37:09
AgreeHttps://citywire.com/wealth-manager/fund/j-o-hambro-capital-management-uk-dynamic-fund/c248284
disc0dave46
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