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5 per pageBlack Rock Coffee Bar Q3 revenue rises 29.7% as store growth accelerates
Black Rock Coffee Bar reported third-quarter revenue of US$66.8 million, up 29.7%, with same-store sales rising 5.8%. It opened 11 stores in the quarter and raised its full-year opening target to 40 locations.
Read original articleHeineken Malaysia Q3 net profit falls 39% as volumes weaken
Heineken Malaysia reported third-quarter revenue of RM539.1 million, down 18%, while net profit fell 39% to RM69.2 million. The brewer cited subdued consumer sentiment, the higher excise duty introduced in November 2025 and inventory normalisation.
Read original articleIndia holds Pernod and Diageo Scotch shipments in tariff dispute
Indian customs authorities are holding dozens of bulk Scotch shipments imported by Pernod Ricard and Diageo while officials dispute whether a 75% or 150% tariff applies. Reuters reported that government ministries are discussing a resolution; the shipments have not been released.
Read original articleStarbucks Korea swings to KRW45.3 billion loss as sales fall 16.2%
Starbucks Korea reported a third-quarter operating loss of KRW45.3 billion, reversing a KRW60 billion profit a year earlier, as revenue fell 16.2% to KRW679 billion. The company had 2,219 stores at the end of September, 34 more than three months earlier.
Read original articleSuntory Beverage cuts profit outlook despite 9.8% revenue growth
Suntory Beverage & Food reported nine-month revenue of JPY1.404 trillion, up 9.8%, and operating income of JPY130.3 billion, up 2.9%. It cut its full-year operating-income forecast to JPY147.5 billion, citing higher raw-material and logistics costs.
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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.
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