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The future of BrewDog’s Scottish brewing estate hangs in the balance as HSBC secures the Aberdeenshire headquarters against the company’s debts. This legal charge over the Balmacassie Commercial Park means the craft beer giant risks losing its primary production hub if it fails to find a

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Scottish craft beer giant Brewdog has appointed restructuring consultants AlixPartners to oversee a competitive sale process, a move that may result in the business being dismantled and sold in separate parts. The Ellon-based brewer, famous for brands like Punk IPA, has reportedly set a tight deadli

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BrewDog’s distilling arm, BrewDog Distilling Co, has revealed it will cease spirit production at its Ellon base in Aberdeenshire in the coming months. The company is set to discontinue its major spirit brands, including Lonewolf Gin, Abstrakt Vodka, Duo Rum, Casa Rayos Tequila, and Ron Bodega.

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Bar chain and craft brewer BrewDog has reported a pre-tax loss of £36.7 million, marking the fifth successive year the company has been in the red. The latest figures contribute to a cumulative pre-tax loss of £148m since its last profitable year in 2019.

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Craft beer company BrewDog has reported losses of nearly £37 million for the last financial year as sales growth slowed to a near standstill, compounding a turbulent period following the departure of its co-founders. In a recent update to shareholders, the Scottish brewer revealed that sales g

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BrewDog co-founder Martin Dickie has announced his departure from the craft beer company, citing personal reasons. In a statement, Mr Dickie – who remains a shareholder – said: "After over two decades in the brewing and distilling arena sadly for personal reasons it’s time for me t

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Craft beer giant BrewDog is set to close ten of its UK bars, including its original flagship venue in Aberdeen, citing a challenging trading environment and the commercial non-viability of the specific sites. In Scotland, the closures will also affect its Dundee bar, while across the UK its Brighton

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BrewDog has posted a £59 million pre-tax loss for 2023, marking the Aberdeenshire-based craft beer company's fourth consecutive year of losses. This follows losses of £12.5m in 2020, £9.4m in 2021, and £30.5m in 2022. The company last recorded a pre-tax profit of £1.1m

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BrewDog's recent failure to submit its 2023 accounts to Companies House on time has highlighted the need for stricter penalties for late filing, according to tax expert Dan Neidle. The Scottish brewer missed the end-of-June deadline without explanation, exposing a flaw in the current system where th

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In what it is calling the "Great BrewDog Glass Amnesty", BrewDog customers have been invited to return glasses taken from their establishments in exchange for a free drink. James Watt, CEO of BrewDog, announced in a recent LinkedIn post that their Hazy Jane glass has become the most pilfered it

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James Watt, CEO of Brewdog, the brewery and pub chain headquartered in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, has expressed strong criticisms about the aftermath of Brexit, describing it as “tragic for UK business” and emphasising its detrimental effects on his own enterprise. Mr Watt shared his sentimen

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Ellon-based brewer and pub operator, BrewDog, has reported substantial losses for the third consecutive year, despite showing a 12% rise in revenue to £321.2 million. Following last year's £30.5m loss, the company states that this is a result of higher operational costs due to the p

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