Carlsberg A/S (CARL-B.CO) Stock Price

Carlsberg Group presents itself as a global brewer built on local brands. Its brewery in the Valby district of Copenhagen was founded by J.C. Jacobsen in 1847, and the name combines the name of Jacobsen's son Carl with the Danish word for hill, 'bjerg'. The head office is in Copenhagen, on the hill where everything began, and it was inaugurated in 2020.

Jacobsen founded the Carlsberg Foundation and donated his life's work, the brewery, to it; the foundation took over ownership and management of Old Carlsberg in 1888, the year after his death in 1887. Carlsberg merged with the other Danish brewery, Tuborg, in 1970. The group today operates in Western Europe, in Central and Eastern Europe and India, and in Asia, and its website names local brands such as Kronenbourg, Ringnes, Feldschlösschen, Sinebrychoff, Saku, Aldaris and Švyturys. In January 2025 the group completed its acquisition of the British soft drinks company Britvic. The A and B shares of Carlsberg A/S trade on Nasdaq Copenhagen.

Those following Carlsberg stock usually watch beer volumes, input costs such as barley and packaging, developments in Western European and Asian markets and the company's announcements on share buybacks and dividends. On the Lzzo.com Carlsberg page, the price of the Copenhagen-listed shares appears with its observation time, together with a price history chart and technical indicators.