Fever-Tree Drinks

Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow launched Fevertree Drinks plc, also known as Fever-Tree, a British manufacturer of high-end drink mixers, in 2004. The company's original offering, a tonic water, inspired its name. Quinine, a substance obtained from the bark of the South American cinchona tree, was used to flavor their tonic. The first tonic water was created when soda water and sugar were added to quinine when it was first introduced to India as a medicine to help lower the fever caused by malaria. In India, the cinchona tree was known as the fever tree.

Fever-Tree, a company based in west London, produces a range of drinks, such as tonic water, ginger beer, and lemonade. Its goods were exported to 50 nations as of March 2015. The company's founders sold 25% of the business to Lloyds Development Capital in March 2013. Fever-Tree was valued at £154.4 million when the company went public on the London Stock Exchange in November 2014 under the ticker LSE:FEVR. Its market value had quadrupled as of January 2018.

Fever-Tree Beverages' market cap was $1.48 billion as of March 2023. By market capitalization, Fever-Tree Drinks is now the 4106th most valuable company in the world. The most recent financial reports for Fever-Tree Beverages show that the company's current revenue (TTM) is $0.41 billion. The company generated $0.41 billion in revenue in 2021, up from $0.34 billion in revenue in 2020.

Founded: 2004
Headquarters: Hammersmith, London, England, United Kingdom
Website: www.fever-tree.com