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Diageo PLC (LSE:DGE) imminent update looks set to leave investors nursing a hangover. Citi expects the drinks group's first-quarter organic sales growth to fall 1.8%, worse than the consensus forecast of a 0.7% decline, prompting the broker to trim its outlook for the year.

Seneca House Advisors fully exited its position in Diageo (DEO 0.39%), selling 35,043 shares for an estimated $3.53 million in Q3 2025, according to an SEC filing dated October 10, 2025.

Keystone Financial Planning, Inc. initiated a new stake in Diageo (DEO -0.11%) during Q3 2025, acquiring 87,055 shares in a trade estimated at $8.31 million, according to an SEC filing dated October 7, 2025.

Diageo's stock is down by nearly a third for the past 18-month period, and value investors should take notice. A potential turnaround is likely to take a few years, but the share price is now priced at levels that assume a highly unlikely scenario. The issue of deleveraging is still a major risk overhang that could soon be resolved if management sticks to their targets.

Diageo PLC (LSE:DGE) could unlock between $5 billion and $8 billion from asset sales as part of plans to streamline its portfolio and accelerate deleveraging, according to UBS. The Swiss bank, which maintained a 'buy' rating and 2,450p price target on the shares, believes proceeds from potential disposals could strengthen the Smirnoff and Guinness maker's balance sheet and fund new share buybacks.

On October 3, 2025, Martin Capital Partners, LLC disclosed it sold out its entire position in Diageo (DEO -1.89%), an estimated $3.28 million trade.

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