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5 per pageCoca-Cola India bottler files for IPO through promoter share sale
Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings filed draft papers for an IPO comprising an offer for sale of up to 997.5 million shares by its promoter. There is no fresh issue, so the company will not receive proceeds; Coca-Cola owns 60% and Jubilant Beverages owns 40%.
Read original articleBJ's Restaurants raises guidance after comparable sales rise 8.1%
BJ's Restaurants reported third-quarter revenue of US$358.6 million, up 8.6%, as comparable restaurant sales rose 8.1%. Restaurant-level operating profit increased 27.9% to US$52.9 million, prompting the chain to raise its full-year comparable-sales forecast to about 4.7% growth.
Read original articleSamyang Foods posts record quarterly profit as overseas sales climb 29%
Samyang Foods' third-quarter revenue rose 25.3% to KRW791.8 billion and operating profit increased 49.9% to a record KRW196.2 billion. Overseas sales grew 29.4% to KRW660.8 billion, accounting for 83.5% of total revenue.
Read original articleNestlé returns to growth in China as nutrition and pet care take priority
Nestlé reported 4.2% organic sales growth in China for the third quarter of 2026, including 3.7% real internal growth and 0.5% from pricing. Management is prioritising nutrition, pet care and healthy ageing while increasing local sourcing and the use of AI across operations.
Read original articleGC Food restates 2025 fourth quarter from profit to loss
GC Food corrected its consolidated fourth-quarter 2025 result from a VND19.1 billion profit after tax to a VND39.4 billion loss. It also cut first-half 2026 profit after tax from VND51.3 billion to VND31.8 billion, while the corresponding revenue changes were comparatively small.
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F&BSG Global Listed F&B 50.
Fifty major listed restaurant operators, food manufacturers and beverage producers, selected for scale, liquidity, relevance and global representation. Last reviewed: October 10, 2026.
How the Global Listed F&B 50 is selectedWhy 50 · Eligibility · Selection · Replacement
A focused reference set representing global public F&B markets while remaining useful and readable.
Companies principally operate restaurant chains, manufacture or process food, or produce alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages.
Assessment considers free-float market value, F&B revenue, trading liquidity, business activity and geographical representation.
A qualifying company may replace one below the threshold. F&BSG retains discretion over classifications, data quality, corporate actions and exceptional events.
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