JAPAN: Morgan Stanley to acquire 1.5% in Sapporo

By | 30 October 2007

The investment bank Morgan Stanley is to acquire a 1.5% stake in the Japanese brewer Sapporo Holdings by the end of the year.

The stake is part of a deal between the two businesses to work on Sapporo's real estate business and may see Morgan Stanley up the stake to 5% in the future.

As part of the plan to expand the real estate business, Morgan Stanley will also buy a 15% stake in Yebisu Garden Place, Sapporo's flagship commercial property in downtown Tokyo for US$437m.

Sectors: Beer & cider

Companies: Sapporo

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