Carlsberg maintains full-year outlook, warns of volatile consumer sentiment By Reuters
Carlsberg's Performance Overview: Carlsberg reported a solid start to the year in China with total sales volumes growing by 14.5%, but organic sales volumes fell by 2.3%. The company maintained its full-year outlook despite first-quarter sales slightly below expectations.
Market Challenges and Consumer Sentiment: While Carlsberg has not seen significant changes in consumer behavior, it warned of volatile global economic conditions that could impact consumer confidence and costs, particularly due to potential aftershocks from U.S. tariffs.
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