RUSSIA: Baltika buys back shares
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 15 January 2008
Russian brewer Baltika has bought out 9.8m common shares and 1.2m preferred shares from shareholders for a total of RUB13.87bn (US$571.7m) in a move aimed at reducing its charter capital.
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Russian brewer Baltika has bought out 9.8m common shares and 1.2m preferred shares from shareholders for a total of RUB13.87bn (US$571.7m) in a move aimed at reducing its charter capital.
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