BROWN FORMAN CORP

CIK: 146933 Annual ReportsLatest: 2026-06-12
Revenue: $3,928,000,000Net Income: $715,000,000Source 10-K
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10-K / June 12, 2026

Revenue:$3,928,000,000
Income:$715,000,000

10-K / June 13, 2025

Revenue:$3,975,000,000
Income:$869,000,000

10-K / June 14, 2024

Revenue:$5,328,000,000
Income:$1,024,000,000

10-K / June 12, 2026

Brown-Forman Corporation

What the company does

  • U.S.-based beverage alcohol company with a global business footprint.
  • Owns and markets the Jack Daniel’s family of brands and other premium products in the beverage alcohol segment.
  • Produces, markets, and distributes products through distributors, wholesalers, and retailers.
  • Conducts product development, line extensions, package changes, reformulations, and other innovation to respond to consumer preferences.
  • Manages production facilities, aging warehouses, and logistics across its supply chain, with attention to route-to-consumer changes and distribution dynamics.
  • Pursues growth through acquisitions, dispositions, partnerships, and investments, while monitoring integration costs and impairment risk.
  • Operates globally, managing foreign exchange, regulatory compliance, trade policies, tariffs, and local labor conditions.
  • Maintains a corporate structure described as family controlled, with a dual-class share structure and classification as a controlled company under NYSE rules.

Markets, customers, and channels

  • Serves customers via distributors, wholesalers, and retailers across multiple geographic markets.
  • Operates across on-premise channels (bars, restaurants, travel venues), off-premise channels, and evolving route-to-consumer models that influence timing, marketing, and cost structures.

Key strategic and operating considerations

  • Relies on continued growth of the Jack Daniel’s brand family.
  • Competes with established players and new entrants, facing pricing pressure, promotions, and other competitive actions.
  • Must navigate distribution disruptions and potential inventory fluctuations.
  • Adapts to changes in consumer preferences, including macro trends, legalization developments, and interest in local or smaller producers.
  • Manages supply chain risks related to energy, water, raw materials, labor, and production capacity.
  • Monitors geopolitical and macroeconomic factors such as economic cycles, inflation, taxes, and government policy changes.
  • Oversees information technology, cybersecurity, data protection, and intellectual property protections.
  • Manages regulatory and compliance risks, including anti-corruption, trade sanctions, labeling, marketing, and product-specific regulations.

Corporate and governance context

  • Described as a family controlled company with a dual-class share structure under NYSE rules.
  • Produces disclosures that include Use of Non-GAAP Financial Information in communications and reporting.