Fevertree Drinks PLC (AIM:FEVR)

London flag London · Delayed Price · Currency is GBP · Price in GBX
830.00
-2.50 (-0.30%)
At close: Apr 28, 2026
8.36%
Market Cap 952.14M
Revenue (ttm) 325.00M
Net Income (ttm) 22.60M
Shares Out 114.72M
EPS (ttm) 0.19
PE Ratio 44.58
Forward PE 29.36
Dividend 0.17 (2.08%)
Ex-Dividend Date May 21, 2026
Volume 334,774
Average Volume 305,710
Open 833.00
Previous Close 832.50
Day's Range 826.00 - 836.50
52-Week Range 711.00 - 1,020.00
Beta 1.16
RSI 51.43
Earnings Date Sep 11, 2026

About Fevertree Drinks

Fevertree Drinks PLC, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development and sale of mixer drinks in the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, and internationally. The company offers tonics, soft drinks, non-alcoholic, sodas, gingers, ready to drink, cocktail mixers, and cola and lemonades. It sells its products under the Fever-Tree brand name. The company was formerly known as Fevertree Topco Limited and changed its name to Fevertree Drinks PLC in October 2014. Fevertree Drinks PLC was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Londo... [Read more]

Founded 2003
Employees 380
Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange AIM
Ticker Symbol FEVR
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, Fevertree Drinks's revenue was 325.00 million, a decrease of -11.80% compared to the previous year's 368.50 million. Earnings were 22.60 million, a decrease of -7.38%.

Financial Statements

News

Fevertree Drinks Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2025

Revenue grew 4% in 2025, driven by U.S. expansion and product diversification, with strong cash generation and improved margins. The Molson Coors partnership and robust supply chain position support confidence in 2026 EBITDA growth despite ongoing geopolitical risks.

5 weeks ago - Transcripts

Fevertree Drinks Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2025

H1 FY25 saw robust financials, with 2% constant currency growth and strong U.S. momentum from the Molson Coors partnership. Product diversification, especially ginger beer, is driving growth, while the expanded share buyback reflects confidence in future cash flows.

8 months ago - Transcripts

Fevertree and Molson Coors to split cost of US tariffs

Tonic maker Fevertree Drinks said on Thursday it would equally split costs of the 10% tariff to be imposed on the UK imports to the U.S. with brewer Molson Coors , as part of their recent tie-up to mi...

11 months ago - Reuters

Fevertree Drinks Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2024

Fever-Tree achieved 4% constant currency growth in 2024, with strong U.S. and Rest of World performance, margin recovery, and robust cash generation. The Molson Coors partnership is set to drive future growth, profitability, and shareholder returns.

1 year ago - Transcripts

Fevertree Drinks Transcript: Partnership

A new long-term partnership with Molson Coors will see them manage U.S. sales, distribution, and production, enabling Fever-Tree to leverage Molson Coors' scale, reduce working capital, and focus on brand growth. Guaranteed royalties and a shareholding stake de-risk profits and support long-term expansion.

1 year ago - Transcripts

Molson Coors buys 8.5% stake in UK's Fevertree for $88 million

Coors Light beer maker Molson Coors will take a 8.5% stake in UK's Fevertree Drinks for 71 million pounds ($88.3 million) to expand its portfolio of non-alcoholic beverage offerings in the U.S., the c...

1 year ago - Reuters

Fevertree Drinks Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2024

Delivered strong H1 2024 results with 79% EBITDA growth and 520 bps gross margin improvement, driven by robust U.S. and Rest of World performance, portfolio diversification, and continued investment in innovation. Outlook remains positive with further margin recovery and growth expected.

1 year ago - Transcripts

Tonic maker Fevertree cuts revenue forecast as wet weather dampens sales

Fevertree Drinks cut its annual revenue growth forecast on Thursday as unexpected wet weather at the start of its key summer season dampened sales for the British beverage maker, sending shares down 8...

1 year ago - Reuters

Tonic maker Fevertree reiterates annual forecast ahead of key summer season

British tonic maker Fevertree Drinks , on Thursday, reiterated its forecast for the year, ahead of the key summer trading period as more customers spend on cocktails like mojitos and margaritas.

2 years ago - Reuters

Fevertree's annual profit meets estimates on strong US performance

British tonic maker Fevertree Drinks posted an annual profit in line with estimates, buoyed by a robust performance of its U.S. market and increased regional production to offset inflationary pressure...

2 years ago - Reuters

Fevertree Drinks sees annual core profit falling short of market expectations

British tonic maker Fevertree Drinks forecast annual core profit to fall short of market expectations, even as profit doubled in the second half on strong U.S. market performance, offsetting inflation...

2 years ago - Reuters

Tonic maker Fevertree cuts profit forecast as cost pressures increase

Tonic maker Fevertree lowered its annual profit forecast on Friday, signalling a hit from cost pressures and logistical issues.

4 years ago - Reuters

Fevertree Drinks shares slump on margin guidance

Shares of Fevertree Drinks fell as much as 11% as the maker of tonic water reported a 29% drop in earnings per share in 2020 on a 3% decline in revenue. It expects revenue growth of between 12% to 16%...

5 years ago - Market Watch

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6 years ago - GuruFocus

Goldman Sachs backs these European stocks as acquisition targets

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6 years ago - CNBC

Fevertree Drinks co-founder to step down as non-executive deputy chairman

Britain's Fevertree Drinks said on Wednesday co-founder Charles Rolls plans to step down from his role as non-executive deputy chairman at the company's annual general meeting in June.

6 years ago - Reuters