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Ratings say SABMiller-Foster’s deal will benefit both
Global ratings firm Moody’s believes that a successful SABMiller’s acquisition bid of Australian brewer Foster’s would benefit both companies.
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SABMiller thirsts for Bruce’s lager
Shares in the Foster’s group jump 14% with investors betting on an improved offer or a counterbid.
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Drawn-out affair expected for SABMiller-Foster deal
In the absence of any other bidders, SABMiller’s bid for Foster’s is expected to take months to resolve, as it tries for a better deal from SABMiller.
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SABMiller’s $10-billion bid for Foster’s rejected
Australian beer giant Foster’s has rejected an initial $10-billion takeover bid from SABMiller, which said it would still pursue the group.
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EABL says to buy SABMiller stake in Kenyan brewer
East African Breweries is buying SABMiller’s 20% stake in its Kenyan unit as part of a deal to end a partnership that allowed the firms
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SABMiller beats forecasts with emerging-markets boost
Strong growth in emerging markets of Africa, Asia and Latin America helped brewing giant SABMiller beat forecasts with a 19% rise in annual earnings.
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SABMiller beat forecasts with 3% rise
Brewing giant SABMiller beat forecasts with a 3% rise in beer volumes in the first three months of 2011 on Tuesday.
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Fighting the ad ban
SABMiller prides itself on promoting its brands responsibly through advertising and marketing, and sees no problem with doing so.
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SABMiller upbeat over Africa’s thirst for beer
SABMiller underlined its confidence in Africa on Tuesday by raising its targets after big investments in nations like Angola and Mozambique.
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SABMiller sees steady growth for Africa
Multinational brewer SABMiller sees volume growth of 8% a year in Africa, its regional head said on Tuesday.
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SABMiller third-quarter volumes up 3%
Brewer SABMiller beat forecasts with a 3% rise in quarterly volumes, boosted by growth in Africa and Asia.
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SABMiller buys Argentine brewer
British brewer SABMiller on Wednesday announced its acquisition of CASA Isenbeck from German rival Warsteiner Group for an undisclosed sum.
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SABMiller says net profits jump in first half
SABMiller said net profits rallied 15% in the first half of its financial year as it was boosted by cost cutting, emerging markets and price hikes.
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SABMiller first-half beer volumes up
Brewing giant SABMiller on Monday reported a recovery in beer sales.
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SABMiller aims to fend off Heineken in SA
SABMiller aims to protect its 90% market share in South Africa from rival Heineken, the head of the brewer’s South African unit said on Monday.
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Water care award, winner: <b>SABMiller</b>
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SABMiller year earnings up
SABMiller expects a recovery in consumer spending only towards the end of 2010, as it reported a 17% rise in annual earnings on Thursday.
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SABMiller to build $34m brewery in Namibia
Brewing giant SABMiller is to build a $34-million brewery in Namibia as it looks to increase its presence in the country.
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Sedibeng brewery comes on stream
SABMiller has a fight on its hands in the premium beer market and the battle was intensified this week with the opening of the Sedibeng brewery.
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SABMiller third-quarter beer volumes flat
Brewing giant SABMiller missed forecasts as it reported flat third-quarter worldwide underlying beer volumes on Tuesday.
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SABMiller has contingency plan for strike
South African Breweries (SAB) is making contingency plans to counter threatened strike action at its beer plants.
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Deal enhances SABMiller’s compliance with BEE codes
SABMiller’s empowerment transaction will enhance its compliance with government’s Codes of Good Practice on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment.
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SABMiller first-half profits up
World number two brewer SABMiller beat forecasts on Thursday with a 6% rise in first-half profit.
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SABMiller volumes slip on global slowdown
SABMiller saw beer volumes dip slightly as forecast in the six months to September as the global slowdown continued to hit demand.
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Cheap round
Beer giants exploit Africa’s competition loopholes, writes Lloyd Gedye.
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SABMiller awarded brewing licence in Namibia
SABMiller announced on Tuesday that it has been granted a licence by the Namibian government to brew and bottle beer in Namibia.
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SABMiller to invest $125m in new Angola brewery
World number two brewer SABMiller will invest -million in a new brewery and soft-drinks plant in Angola this year.
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SABMiller announces R6bn BEE deal
SABMiller on Wednesday announced a proposed broad-based black economic empowerment (BEE) transaction worth about R6-billion.
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SABMiller to reduce fossil-fuel emissions
SABMiller will reduce fossil-fuel emissions from its beers by 50% per litre of beer produced by 2020, it said on Friday.
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SABMiller earnings dip
Brewing giant SABMiller beat forecasts with just a 4% dip in annual earnings on Thursday.
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SABMiller starts brewing beer in Southern Sudan
SABMiller has started production of Southern Sudan’s first locally produced beer, the brewing giant said on Friday.
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SABMiller to be Sudan’s first brewer in 25 years
SABMiller said it would launch a lager in south Sudan, the first beer produced since Islamic law shut down the region’s last brewery 25 years ago.
