Diageo, the world's top spirits maker, is exploring a potential spin-off or sale of beer brand Guinness and is reviewing its stake in LVMH's drinks unit, Moet Hennessy, Bloomberg News reported on ...

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Diageo Plc said it doesn’t plan to sell the Guinness beer brand or its stake in Moet Hennessy, even as pressure grows on the company to find ways to revive growth. The UK distiller said it was ...

A report by Bloomberg last week said the FTSE 100 giant was exploring options for both Guinness and its investment in LVMH's Moet Hennessy drinks unit.

Diageo said it was pursuing an "asset-light" beer operating model that could adapt to local conditions. The company denied reports last week that it was looking to sell the Guinness brand.

Diageo is considering spinning off or selling its historic Guinness beer business, according to reports. Bloomberg News reported on Friday that the drinks giant is also reviewing the future of its ...

On Friday, Bloomberg News reported that the company was exploring options for Guinness, a star performer in Diageo's portfolio, as well as reviewing its investment in Moet Hennessy. The report ...

Among the possibilities, the company could be weighing the potential sale or floating of its premier beer brand Guinness, which is likely to be valued above $10 billion, according to Bloomberg.