UK: SABMiller shares up amid mixed trading statement

The world's second largest brewer SABMiller has said that the company was continuing to deliver growth, in a "very satisfactory performance in the light of the significant depreciation of some Southern African currencies in 2001." The news drove SABMiller's shares up 2.5% at 467.5 pence this morning.

The world’s second largest brewer SABMiller has said that the company was continuing to deliver growth, in a “very satisfactory performance in the light of the significant depreciation of some Southern African currencies in 2001.” The news drove SABMiller’s shares up 2.5% at 467.5 pence this morning.

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