INDIA: APB makes first move into India
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 2 May 2006
Heineken venture Asia Pacific Breweries has finally struck a deal to enter India's fast-growing beer market. APB, the Singapore-based brewer in which Heineken owns a 42% stake, said today (2 May) that it had acquired a 76% stake in Aurangabad Breweries (AUBL).
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Heineken venture Asia Pacific Breweries has finally struck a deal to enter India's fast-growing beer market. APB, the Singapore-based brewer in which Heineken owns a 42% stake, said today (2 May) that it had acquired a 76% stake in Aurangabad Breweries (AUBL).
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