Constellation firm favourite but BRL field open to rivals
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 16 January 2003
Constellation Brands' move for BRL Hardy has re-ignited international investor interest in the Australian wine sector. While Constellation is still favourite to secure BRL Hardy, other bidders could emerge and the deal looks like it could be a catalyst for further takeover activity. Chris Brook-Carter reports.
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Constellation Brands' move for BRL Hardy has re-ignited international investor interest in the Australian wine sector. While Constellation is still favourite to secure BRL Hardy, other bidders could emerge and the deal looks like it could be a catalyst for further takeover activity. Chris Brook-Carter reports.
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