-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下：ABI公布2026年第一季度有机收入增长5.8%，高于市场普遍预期的3.0%，这主要得益于每百升收入增长4.5%以及销量增长0.8%（而非预期的下降0.5%）。每股收益（EPS）为0.97美元，高于市场普遍预期的0.89美元和上年同期的0.81美元，创下公司历史上第一季度最佳业绩。我们认为，ABI旗下超级品牌的强劲增长势头，尤其是科罗娜啤酒在本土市场以外16%的增长，带动了总收入增长8.2%，这充分展现了其强大的竞争优势，并在75%的市场中实现了市场份额的增长。 管理层维持2026年EBITDA增长预期为4-8%，与其中期展望及市场普遍预期的5.1%一致，预计资本支出为35-40亿美元。“啤酒之外”业务板块营收增长37%，增速加快，毛利率尽管因营销投入增加导致EBITDA利润率下降15个基点，但仍提升76个基点至56.6%。鉴于ABI强大的全球产品组合和稳健的市场地位，我们对ABI的增长前景充满信心。
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