Heineken dribbles Brave Warriors

… pulls out on sponsorship deal Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL), now owned by Heineken, has pulled the plug on its sponsorship of the Brave Warriors. Namibia Football Association president Robert Shimooshili confirmed the development to Desert Radio recently. He said the former sponsor cited the failure of the national team playing matches on home turf […]

Wine, cider and beer portfolios lead to 20% growth for NBL

namibian.com.na - 01/Oct 13:00

Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) reported a 19.8% revenue increase driven by its diverse beverage portfolio in the past financial year. According to a...

Breweries reports revenue growth despite profit dip

economist.com.na - 01/Oct 11:47

Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) announced a 19.8% increase in net revenue, reaching N$4.06 billion for the year ending June 30, 2024. The growth came...

Breweries reports revenue growth despite profit dip

economist.com.na - 01/Oct 11:47

Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) announced a 19.8% increase in net revenue, reaching N$4.06 billion for the year ending June 30, 2024. The growth came...

Origin Energy pulls the plug on Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub, says too expensive

thewest.com.au - 03/Oct 02:46

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s hopes of kick-starting a hydrogen energy revolution have suffered another setback after Origin Energy revealed it...

Futsal League kicks off in style

namibian.com.na - 30/Sep 06:35

The Namibian futsal season kicked off in style with a new sponsorship and goals galore at the DTS Club over the weekend. At the launch of the league...