Who Owns Corona Beer? | The Motley Fool

Which Company Owns Corona Beer?

Key Points

AB InBev owns Corona globally except in the U.S., where Constellation Brands distributes it.
Major shareholders of AB InBev include Dodge & Cox and Fisher Asset Management.
Investors can buy AB InBev shares through a brokerage account using market or limit orders.
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Corona, one of the top-selling brands of imported beer in the United States, is produced in Mexico. However, the brand's ownership is less clear, with two multinational corporations responsible for its brewing, importation, and distribution. Read on to learn more about the beer and its ownership.

NYSE: BUD

Anheuser-Busch InBev/NV

Today's Change

(-0.61%) $-0.43

Current Price

$69.82

Key Data Points

Market Cap

$122B

Day's Range

$69.39 - $70.80

52wk Range

$47.89 - $72.13

Volume

1.9M

Avg Vol

2.1M

Gross Margin

55.70%

Dividend Yield

1.85%

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Who are the largest Corona shareholders?

Since it's based in Belgium, AB InBev stock is traded primarily on the Euronext exchange, with secondary shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), as well as the Mexico and South Africa stock exchanges.

Major shareholders in the AB InBev NYSE stock as of late 2025 include:

Dodge & Cox, which holds about 38.5 million shares, worth about $2.5 billion.
Fisher Asset Management, which claims 10.7 million shares worth about $690.7 million.
Fidelity Investments, which holds nearly 7 million shares worth about $450.5 million.
The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, with 6.99 million shares worth approximately $447 million.
Bank of America, which holds 3.3 million shares worth about $216.6 million.

Shareholder

An individual or entity that owns a portion of a company's stock, entitling them to a share of its profits and assets.

Who is on the board of directors for Corona?

AB InBev's board is composed of four independent directors; eight directors appointed by the Dutch foundation Stichting Anheuser-Busch InBev, which represents the interests of the Belgian founding families of the company and the interests of the Brazilian families who held AmBev shares, and three members appointed by the restricted shareholders.

Board of Directors

A group of elected individuals responsible for overseeing the activities of a company and representing shareholders.

Source: AB InBev
NAME	ROLE	TENURE
Lynne Biggar	Independent director	Since 2023
M. Michele Burns	Independent director	Since 2016
Dr. Aradhana Sarin	Independent director	Since 2023
Dirk Van de Put	Independent director	Since 2023
Sabine Chalmers	Main shareholder representative	Since 2019
Paul Cornet de Ways Ruart	Main shareholder representative	Since 2016
Claudio Garcia	Main shareholder representative	Since 2019
Paulo Alberto Lemann	Main shareholder representative	Since 2016
Nitin Nohria	Main shareholder representative	Since 2022
Heloisa Sicupira	Main shareholder representative	Since 2023
Grégoire de Spoelberch	Main shareholder representative	Since 2016
Alexandre Van Damme	Main shareholder representative	Since 2016
Martin J. Barrington	Restricted shareholder representative	Since 2016
Salvatore Mancuso	Restricted shareholder representative	Since 2023
Alejandro Santo Domingo	Restricted shareholder representative	Since 2016

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