On September 29, BUD APAC fell 3.45% in regular trading, trading at HK$5.855/share, with turnover of HK$9.63 million. The decline significantly outpaced sector peers, as the broader Brewers sector also traded lower.

The stock continues to be pressured by persistent weakness in its China business. The company reported 12 consecutive quarters of sales volume decline in China, with first-half China sales dropping 6.0% and second-quarter volumes falling nearly 10% year-over-year. Goldman Sachs recently noted that beer demand remains subdued, citing adverse weather, post-World Cup channel destocking, and soft catering demand. Multiple brokerages have trimmed target prices in recent months, with Citibank at HK$10.8, CLSA at HK$8.7, and China Merchants Securities at HK$7.1.

Within the Brewers sector, CHINA RES BEER fell 0.58%, TSINGTAO BREW fell 0.51%, CHINARES BEER-R fell 0.19%, while TSINGTAO BR-2K and SAN MIGUEL HK were flat.

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