Latest News About Mount Everest Breweries Limited (Mebl)

Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting about Mount Everest Breweries Limited (MEBL).

• MEBL crossed the 1 million hectoliters milestone in its annual production, driven by strong performance of its STOK brand, with continued emphasis on expanding capacity and distribution. This milestone was publicly highlighted by the company in April 2026 and accompanied commentary from leadership on sustaining double-digit growth and expanding market presence.[1]
• In 2025, MEBL expanded into Karnataka through the acquisition of Cheers Breweries Ltd. in Mysuru, adding a significant capacity boost (about 1.5 million hectolitres at the Mysuru facility) and positioning Karnataka as a strategic hub for the company's regional expansion. The deal was reported to support a broader plan to build four production centers and to drive incremental revenue in the following years.[3][4]
• The Karnataka acquisition was valued around ₹300 crore and was expected to raise overall annual capacity to about 3.5 million hectolitres, up from 2.0 million, representing roughly a 75% increase. Outlook at the time included 15–18% topline growth in the next 3–4 years and contributions to distribution across multiple states.[4][3]
• Media coverage in 2025–2026 framed these moves as part of MEBL’s multi-state expansion strategy, aiming to improve supply chain efficiency and reduce reliance on central/northern plants, with plans to reach 71 depots in Karnataka and expand into adjacent markets.[2][3]

Would you like a compact timeline of these developments, or a short table comparing capacity, revenue impact, and geographic footprint changes? I can also pull a quick one-page briefing with key figures and leadership quotes if you’d prefer. If you want further details or links to the source articles, I can provide those as well.