Diageo's profit from Moët Hennessy ties fell by more than half by 2025
Diageo's profits from its ties to Moët Hennessy have more than halved by 2025, signalling challenges in the premium wine and spirits market. The FTSE-listed drinks giant, which has significant wine interests through its partnership with the luxury conglomerate, is facing headwinds that could reshape how major corporate players approach their wine portfolios. This is a significant setback for one of the world's largest drinks businesses.
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