Carlsberg

01/08/25 -"Our revised DCF model reflects the current challenges in the beer market, ahead of Carlsberg's Q2 25 report. We now project FY25 EBITDA at DKK 18.3bn, slightly down from our previous estimate of DKK ..."

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