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 |  | SABMILLER said on Friday it had entered into a joint venture to set up a brewery in the fast-growing Vietnamese beer market. Reuters
Under the deal, SABMiller and Vietnam Dairy Products
Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk) will each hold 50% in a venture for
which the total initial investment will be $45m.
The proposed brewery, in the Binh Duong province in
southern Vietnam, is expected to be operational by 2007, with an
initial capacity of 500,000 hectolitres and ability to expand
production to around 1 million hectolitres.
The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry estimates the
domestic beer market to have grown from 13 million hectolitres in 2003
to 15 million in 2005.
"We are delighted to have reached agreement with
Vinamilk to enter the high growth Vietnamese beer market," Andre
Parker, SABMiller’s Africa & Asia managing director, said in a
statement.
"Vinamilk has an extensive distribution network, which
will give us access to more than 20,000 outlets in southern Vietnam
which retail beer," he added.
Vinamilk is to start trading on Vietnam’s stock market
next week, and its initial market value of $421m compares with the
capitalisation of the entire market of $484m.
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