Acquisitions are likely to have boosted sales of Interbrew-owned beer by a third in 2001, with the same effect on profits, according to analysts' predictions. Interbrew's earnings before interest, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) will rise 30% to €1.5 billion, if predictions are right.
BELGIUM: Mergers should boost Interbrew 2001 profits
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