Heineken Ordered to Pay €111 Million to Greek Rival in Antitrust Case

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Heineken was ordered to pay €111 million in damages and interest to a Greek rival. Reuters reported that the ruling stems from a long-standing legal battle regarding anti-competitive practices in the Greek beer market involving the company's Athenian Brewery subsidiary.

HEINY closed at $43.24 on October 20, 2026, with the stock trading between a low of $42.86 and a high of $43.31 during that session. The legal penalty, which exceeds €100 million, represents a direct hit to the company's cash flow and underscores the regulatory risks faced by the group in regional markets.