AB InBev's Mixed Q3 Results and $1 Billion Buyback Program Amid Sales Tumble and Boycott
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AB InBev, the parent company of Bud Light, reported mixed Q3 results with a decline in US volume growth and a drop in revenue. However, the company announced a $1 billion buyback program, which boosted its stock by 5%. AB InBev also plans to deleverage by purchasing up to $3 billion worth of bonds. The company is investing in marketing, including a partnership with the UFC, and remains committed to the Bud franchise despite recent challenges.
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