Molson Coors Class A

TAP.A

Market cap $9.19B

CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why he is keeping an eye on shares of Molson Coors.

Molson Coors Beverage Company (TAP) is trading near multi-year lows, offering a compelling buying opportunity with a strong yield. TAP remains financially solid, maintaining healthy free cash flow and prudent capital allocation, despite macro headwinds impacting discretionary spending and beer demand. Management is focused on cost-cutting, portfolio diversification, and premiumization, positioning TAP to benefit from eventual rate cuts and industry trends advancing.

Molson Coors swung to a loss and logged lower sales in the third quarter, as the beer industry contends with a widespread slump.

Molson Coors will eliminate 400 positions representing 9% of its Americas salaried workforce as part of a transformation strategy to accelerate growth.

Molson Coors will eliminate 400 positions representing 9% of its Americas salaried workforce as part of a transformation strategy to accelerate growth.

Fevertree Drinks remains an attractive premium mixer brand, trading at a reasonable valuation after past volatility and a strong net cash position. Margin expansion, robust free cash flow, and aggressive share buybacks support FQVTF's investment case, despite temporary headwinds from the Molson Coors partnership. The Molson Coors deal enhances U.S. distribution and onshores production, promising long-term cost savings and revenue growth for FQVTF.

As the brewer's new chief executive settles into the job, TD Cowen analysts believe the company needs to do more than simply get leaner.

Molson Coors Beverage Co (NYSE:TAP) announced on Monday it will be eliminating about 400 jobs in its Americas business, representing about 9% of its workforce, as part of its restructuring efforts. The reductions include positions that were previously vacant as part of earlier prioritization efforts, as well as roles where employees may opt for voluntary severance packages, the company said.

Molson Coors said it will eliminate around 400 salaried positions across its Americas business, representing about 9% of the unit's workforce.

Tap Global Group Plc (LSE:TAP) shares soared more than 45% higher after a trading update said revenue, in the year ended 30 June, will amount to £3.44 million which represents a 30% gain. The company said income will be further boosted by £0.42 million from the recovery of Bitcoin, as previously announced in May 2025, and the board expects the business will be materially EBITDA positive for the year.