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Called Diageo Montgomery, the development of the site is currently underway and is expected to become fully operational in the latter half of 2025. Credit: Diageo North America. Diageo plans to invest ...

Diageo could sell Guinness for as much as £8billion to cash in on a boom in demand for the Irish stout, according to reports. The FTSE 100 drinks giant, which also owns whisky brand Johnnie ...

Drinks giant Diageo has denied reports that it is considering selling Guinness or its stake in Moët Hennessy. In a statement on Sunday, the company responded to "recent media speculation" and ...

Photo: Getty Drinks giant Diageo says its Guinness beer business is not for sale as well as rejecting a report its stake in Moët Hennessy could be sold off. In a statement issued on Sunday the ...

Diageo is reported to be exploring a potential spin-off or sale of Guinness, in what would be the biggest corporate change for the Irish beer brand since it was merged with Grand Metropolitan in ...

Guinness is a bright spot in Diageo's portfolio Bloomberg reports company mulling sale, spin off Diageo shares rise, some sources sceptical News about a potential sale of the beer label ...

After rising above 4,000p in 2021, the Diageo share price has tanked. Is a rebound on the cards, or is it game over for the stock? When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of your ...

With psychologists across the globe stressing the importance of socialization, especially post-pandemic, Diageo, maker of Johnnie Walker, Don Julio Tequila, and Guinness, unveiled its annual global ...

With Diageo’s share price getting off to a poor start in 2025, this Fool wonders if now’s the time for him to throw in the towel on this FTSE 100 stock. When investing, your capital is at risk.

A Guinness shortage ahead of the festive season in December prompted a chain reaction: pubs were scrambling, drinkers were upset, and Diageo was left to cope with the outsized demand. Guinness’s ...