<div id="readability-page-1">LONDON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Heineken said on Wednesday it would cut up to 6,000 jobs from ​its global workforce and set ‌lower expectations for profit growth in 2026 ⁠than a year earlier, as the Dutch ⁠brewer and its peers grapple ‌with weak ‌demand for beers. The world's No.2 brewer by market ​value has promised ‌to deliver higher growth with fewer resources under a new strategy ​spanning the years ​until ‌2030. This productivity drive would unlock significant savings and reduce its global head count ⁠by between 5,000 and 6,000 roles ⁠over the next two years, it added. The news comes as the maker of Tiger and Amstel, alongside its ⁠namesake ‌lager, also reported forecast-beating annual ‌organic operating profit, which grew 4.4% ⁠in 2025 versus analyst expectations for 4% growth. But it trimmed its growth expectations for 2026 versus a year earlier, saying it expected profits to grow between 2% and ​6%, rather than the 4% to 8% growth it guided for in 2025. (Reporting ​by Emma Rumney; ‌Editing by Christopher Cushing and ​Clarence Fernandez)</div>

招商國證食品飲料ETF

酒ETF

百威亞太

喜力(ADR)

百威英博

天弘中證食品飲料ETF

華夏中證細分食品飲料產業主題ETF

喜力宣佈計劃在全球裁員多達 6,000 個職位，並下調了 2026 年的利潤增長預測，原因是啤酒需求疲軟。該釀酒商報告稱，2025 年年度有機營業利潤增長 4.4%，超出預期。然而，它將 2026 年的利潤增長預測修訂為 2% 至 6%，低於之前的 4% 至 8% 的範圍。該戰略旨在到 2030 年以更少的資源實現更高的增長

Heineken's annual profit beat expectations, but brewer sets slower 2026 growth forecast

fidelity

喜力的年度利潤超出預期，但釀酒商對 2026 年的增長預測較為保守