Keeping Carlsberg’s balance sheet strong


Carlsberg group is taking a cautious view over the outlook for the current year due to the persevering effects of Covid-19 and the possible government regulations and measures that will likely cause on-trade sales and consumer sentiment to remain depressed. (File pic shows people being given a tours of the brewery.)

PETALING JAYA: Amid expectations of a muted recovery this year, Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Bhd is confident that its cost-management and cash-preserving measures will keep its balance sheet strong and help ensure a reasonable financial performance in 2021.

This will also be supported by a strong access to borrowing facilities, it said in its FY2020 (FY20) annual report.

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