Beta Glass Plc grew first-half revenue 1.9 percent to N79.71 billion, but profit after tax fell 13.6 percent to N16.16 billion as rising input costs,
Coca-Cola Beverages Africa has enrolled more than 60 graduates from nine African markets, Kenya among them, into its Ascend Leaders in Training Programme, an 18-month
Africa’s beverage industry opened August under a familiar mix of pressure and opportunity. Regulators tightened their grip, manufacturers defended margins, and companies kept hunting for
Africa’s beverage industry tells a different story in its numbers than in its headlines. Behind the coverage of new products, acquisitions and regulatory clashes, a
Nigerian Breweries offers one of the clearest case studies in what it actually takes to turn a beverage brand into a mass-market business in Africa.
For years, conversations about Africa’s beverage industry have revolved around potential. The continent’s youthful population, rapid urbanisation, expanding middle class, and rich agricultural base have
Kwararafa Coffee, the Arabica brand from Tigray Coffee Co., is now stocked at a REWE supermarket in Bremen, Germany. The beans are grown on Nigeria’s
East African Breweries Plc posted a 49% jump in net profit to Sh18.2 billion for the year ended June 30, 2026, crossing the Sh146 billion
United Beverages Share Company, the Ethiopian brewer behind Anbessa and Waliin beer, has had its quality management system certified by ECAE, the country’s national body
Nigeria’s beverage producers may be seeing the first signs of easing ingredient pressure, even if consumer demand has yet to accelerate. NASCON Allied Industries, Nigeria’s
