In an interview on CNBC’s Mad Money, Gavin Hattersley said Molson Coors started its revitalization plan 3.5 years ago and is now poised for growth. Its leverage ratio was close to 5x four years ago and now just 2.5x as of June. The company is aggressively moving into non-alcoholic drinks. Increasingly, young consumers are wanting health and wellness and that plays into the company’s strategy. “We’re taking ton of shelf space and expect to take much more,” he noted.
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