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Molson Coors Brewing Company 2005

❖ Executive Summary: Molson Coors Brewing Company formally Adolph Coors Company. Molson is one of the most successful firms in the rapidly consolidating, increasingly Competitive Brewery industry. Molson it’s a name that extends back over 200 years in Canadian brewing history. But more than anything else, the names Molson & Coors are held dear in the hearts of beer lovers both across the continent & increasingly around the globe. This is the story behind the merger of two great companies with a new name: Molson Coors. It is a name associated with an uncompromising commitment to quality of the reputation that began over a century ago & continues to thrive to this day. Coors produces markets & sells high quality malt based beverages throughout its history. The company has provided consumers with high quality major beverages produced through an all natural brewing process with only the finest ingredients. It’s portfolio of brand is designed to appeal to wide range of consumer taste style and price preferences. Today, the Coors brand portfolio is comprised of Coors light which is the fourth largest selling beer in the country.

Molson is one of the country’s premier consumer brand names & North America oldest beer brand. Molson’s vision is to become and remain one of the top performing beer companies in the world. Molson Coors claims the leading market positions in some of the world’s largest beer markets & it definitely achieves a broader geographic base which the new company claims provides diversified sources of revenue, profit and cash. Prior to the merger and for up to 20 years, Molson & Coors each handled the brewing and/or marketing & distribution of each brand’s in each other domestic markets.

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A. Company Profile: Company Name: Molson Coors



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