New York, Nov 2 - Molson Coors Brewing shares appear to be undervalued after falling with the broader market and could climb more than 50 percent to around $60 over the next year, according to Barron's.
Bullish analysts say that its stock, which closed at $37.36 on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, will be helped as it gains market share, cuts costs and sees double-digit earnings growth because of higher sales and a distribution venture with SABMiller, Barron's reported in its Nov. 3 edition.
Sales of its flagship Coors Light beer rose 6.8 percent from July through September, outpacing the overall beer market growth of 1 percent.
The company stumbled last quarter because of high ingredient costs and weaker than expected Canadian and British businesses, but is now expected to report higher earnings for the Sept. 30-ended quarter, Barron's said.