Heineken, the Dutch brewing company, has announced the sale of its shareholding in Brasseries, Limonaderies et Malteries SA (Bralima), its operating company in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The stake has been acquired by ELNA Holdings Ltd, a Mauritius-based investment firm, which will assume full responsibility for Bralima’s operations, including production, distribution and its approximately 731 employees. Bralima, which was founded in 1923, operates three breweries located in Kinshasa, …
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Multinational Dutch brewer Heineken has announced that it has entered into binding agreements with its long-term partner Florida Ice and Farm Company (FIFCO) to acquire the remaining 75% of Distribuidora La Florida, as well as FIFCO stakes in certain other businesses, for $3.2 billion. Heineken’s stake in Distribuidora La Florida, encompasses its beverages, food, and retail operations, including more than 300 Musmanni and Musi outlets in Costa Rica, with further …
The Mexico division of brewing giant Heineken has announced a $2.75 billion investment, including a new brewery in Kanasin, Yucatan. In a statement, the company said the investment would enable it to continue driving sustainability efforts under its global “Delivering a Better World” strategy, with its new factory expected to to generate over 2,500 jobs as well as improve supply chain efficiency. Commenting on the move, Heineken CEO Oriol Bonoclocha …
Heineken, the leader global brewer, has agree a joint venture with consultancy firms Sirocco and Mercantile International to manufacture beer in the United Arab Emirates, according to a FoodBev report. Located in Dubai, the brewery will reportedly be the largest in the Middle East region and will produce beer for brands such as Heineken, Kingfisher, Amstel and Birra Moretti. Up to 190 workers will be employed at the site. “This …
Heineken, the Dutch beermaker, has announced an investment of €45 million ($47 million) to build the Dr. H.P. Heineken Centre, a global research & development centre in Zoeterwoude, Netherlands. Named after Henry Pierre Heineken, a doctor of chemistry and first successor to Heineken founder Gerard Adriaan Heineken, the new facility will be 8,800 sqm in size and start operating by mid-2025. It will focus on improving products and processing and developing …
Heineken, the Dutch beermaker, has acquired Komari Beverage, an Ethiopian alcoholic drinks firm, according to a report in Capital Ethiopia. According to sources, oamari Beverage produces hard seltzers under the Arada brand, and was first launched to market in 2021. It reportedly claims to be the only manufacturer of hard seltzers in Ethiopia and has a production capacity of 27,000 bottles per hour. Commenting on the deal, Komari Beverage chief …
Nigerian Breweries, Nigeria’s leading beermaker and subsidiary of global brewing giant Heineken, has announced plans to temporarily pause operations at two of its nine breweries and optimise production capacity at the other seven breweries, as part of a Business Recovery Plan. In a statement, the firm said the move, which also includes a Rights Issue, was essential to improve its operational efficiency and financial stability and enable a return of …
Multinational Dutch brewer Heineken has announced plans to invest R$80 million ($15.75 million) to expand production of Heineken 0.0 at the Araraquara brewer in Sao Paulo, Brazil, according to a report in Industria News. The news comes a few months after the company unveiled an investment of R$1.5 billion ($243 million) to expand its premium beer operations in Brazil’s Northeast region, focusing on the Amstel and Devassa brands. In 2021, …
Royal Unibrew, the Danish brewing and beverage company, has signed an agreement to acquire non-alcoholic drinks firm Vrumona from Heineken in a deal worth €300 million ($315 million). Vrumona is a Dutch soft drinks company with a brand range including Royal Club, Sisi, Sourcy, as well as being a bottler for partner brands such as 7 Up, Pepsi and Rivella. Vrumona’s seven production lines at its factory in Bunnik produce …
Multinational Dutch brewer Heineken has announced that the company is to invest R$1.5 billion ($243 million) to expand its premium beer operations in Brazil’s Northeast region. According to an article in Exame, the group is planning to allocate the investment to its Igarassu (Pernambuco) and Alagoinhas (Bahia) plants. The investment will enable the Igarassu plant to triple production capacity for the Amstel and Devassa brands, in addition to increasing production …
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