Constellation - starred for further success?
By Olly Wehring | 13 January 2004
While it has reported strong third-quarter results and made bullish forecasts, analysts have reservations about the coming year for Constellation Brands, as the US and UK markets for Australian wines face toughening conditions. Olly Wehring takes a look at the new giant on the block and examines the challenges it is facing.
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While it has reported strong third-quarter results and made bullish forecasts, analysts have reservations about the coming year for Constellation Brands, as the US and UK markets for Australian wines face toughening conditions. Olly Wehring takes a look at the new giant on the block and examines the challenges it is facing.
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