In the Spotlight - ThaiBev
By Michelle Russell | 21 August 2009
ThaiBev, the owner of Chang beer and Old Pulteney Scotch whisky, posted a 12% rise in half-year net profits this week, despite a tough six months for its beer business. Michelle Russell exmaines the firm's fortunes.
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ThaiBev, the owner of Chang beer and Old Pulteney Scotch whisky, posted a 12% rise in half-year net profits this week, despite a tough six months for its beer business. Michelle Russell exmaines the firm's fortunes.
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