Brown Forman Corporation (BFA) Return on Investment ROI from the first quarter of 2026 to first quarter of 2026 and for the year 2026, average high and low, overall ranking from Jul 31 2026 to Jul 31 2025 - CSIMarket
Brown Forman's ROI from its first quarter of 2026 to the first quarter of 2026 and 5 Year Period
Return on Investment, Quarterly Results, Trends, Rankings, Statistics
What is Brown Forman's ROI in the first quarter of 2026? Brown forman Corporation achieved a return on average invested assets (ROI) of 10.56 % in its first quarter of 2026, which is below Brown Forman's average return on investment, which stands at 17.51%.
ROI has improved compared to 10.35% in the fourth quarter of 2026, due to net income growth.
Within the Consumer Non Cyclical sector 15 other companies had a higher return on investment. While return on investment, the total ranking has deteriorated compared to the fourth quarter of 2026 from 808 to 814.
Brown-Forman Corporation, a leading American spirits and wine company, has recently announced the appointment of Mark Bacon as Managing Director for Jack Daniels Brands, and Mia Simpson Culp as Managing Director for Woodford Reserve and Old Forester. These new leaders will oversee global marketing and innovation for their respective brand portfolios. However, this announcement comes at a time when Brown-Forman s return on average invested assets (ROI) has fallen in Q2 2024, signaling a challenging period for the company.
Despite a steady growth of 4.76% in net income from the previous quarter and a strong market presence within the Consumer Non-Cyclical sector, Brown-Forman s ROI for Q2 2024 stands at 13.18%, significantly lower than their average return on investment of 23.3%. This decline in ROI raises concerns about the company s ability to capitalize on its brand portfolio and maintain profitability in the face of prevailing market conditions.
the South: Brown-Forman Announces General Counsel Transition and Decline in ROI In an unexpected announcement, Brown-Forman Corporation revealed that Matt Hamel, the current executive vice president, general counsel, and secretary, will be retiring on May 1st. The company, renowned for its vast spirits and wine portfolio, also disclosed that Mike Carr, the current vice president and associate general counsel for regional and corporate development, will be taking over Hamel s role. During his tenure as general counsel, Hamel effectively supervised various teams responsible for legal matters, compliance, risk assessment, and public affairs. His leadership was instrumental in overseeing critical activities such as corporate governance, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) compliance, and adherence to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. However, this transition in leadership comes at an intriguing time for Brown-Forman as the company faces a decline in its return on average invested assets (ROI). In the second quarter of 2024, Brown-Forman recorded an ROI of 13.18%, significantly lower than the company s average ROI of 23.3%. This decline in ROI is despite a moderate net income growth of 4.76% from the previous quarter.
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