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- Multi-Color Corporation F2Q09 (Qtr End 09/30/08) Earnings Call Transcript
- Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator instructions And please stand by while we compile our list. Our first question comes from the line of Meggan Friedman with William Blair. Please proceed. Meggan Friedman – William Blair Hi, good morning. Congratulations. Frank Gerace Thank you, Meggan. Good morning. Meggan Friedman...
- Earnings calls 2008-11-16
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- SAB Miller's New Restructuring Program Is Good News
- Veronique Adam submits: Stock price: p1786 (US$2968) Conclusion: We think that SAB Miller’s (SBMRY.PK) exposure to emerging markets and a possible deal with Femsa (FMXUF.PK) are largely priced in. We revise our valuation range to p1800-p1900 (US$2991-3157) following the announcement of a new restructuring program. by Véronique...
- External links 2009-11-24
- South African Breweries - SAB - Business Briefs - to acquire Miller Brewing from Philip Morris - Brief Article
- UK-based conglomerate, South African Breweries SAB, is reported to be close to sealing its $5 billion acquisition of Miller Brewing from the Philip Morris group. Industry and banking sources indicate that SAB will conclude the deal next week with Interbrew deciding against making a counter bid. The deal will be...
- Research articles 2002-04-15
- Miller is the only blot in SABMiller's copybook - Brief Article
- The SAB side of SABMiller has chalked up strong profits in the most recent period, but Miller continues to lag. Executives at SAB told Britain's Independent that beer sales at Miller had slumped over the summer because of a "lack of management focus." Graham Mackay, the chief executive of...
- Research articles 2003-04-01
- Outlook: SAB/Miller Brewing
- SOUTH AFRICAN Breweries has finally done its Miller Brewing deal, so where does that leave the "Thistle Interloper"? This was the code- name Interbrew gave to Scottish & Newcastle when it was planning its bid for SAB. If we bid for SAB, the Belgium brewer figured, then there is a...
- Research articles 2002-05-31
- SAB Miller becomes second-largest Brewer. (Industry Issues).(merger of South African Breweries with Miller Brewing)(Brief Article)
- Thanks to a $5.6-billion deal with Miller Brewing Co.'s parent company Philip Morris Cos. Inc., South African Breweries plc is set to become the world's second-largest brewer, with expected revenues of $9.3 billion for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2002. Speculation on the...
- Research articles 2002-06-01
- SAB entry into U.S. is sign of perceived A-B vulnerability, analyst Rodman says - South African Breweries, Anheuser-Busch, Mark H. Rodman - Brief Article
- Mark H. Rodman of Beverage Distribution Consultants, Swampscott, MA, has been much quoted in the general media on the SAB/Miller deal. His general reaction to the deal: "A truly historic event. But not for reasons most spin-minded analysts offer."
- Research articles 2002-06-17
- Miller clashes with A-B over Chinese brewery
- SABMiller PLC launched a takeover bid last week for China's Harbin Brewery Group Ltd., just days after rival Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. secured a 29 percent stake in the regional brewer. The offer could trigger a bidding war for control of China's fourth largest brewer. SAB Miller is offering to...
- Research articles 2004-05-10
- Market Report: SAB bubbles up on talk of Miller merger
- SPECULATION THAT South African Breweries is mulling a merger with the US brewer Miller to create the world's second-largest beer maker excited investors and sent the stock 14p higher to 504p. According to the speculation SAB have made early stage contact with Miller, although formal talks have...
- Research articles 2002-03-16
- Miller to get new lease on life a SABMiller - South African Breweries to acquire Miller Brewing Co - Brief Article
- Miller Brewing Co.'s purchase by a London-based beer maker could reinvigorate the No. 2 U.S. brewer as it steps out of the shadow of tobacco giant Philip Morris Cos., analysts say. South African Breweries said it is buying Miller from Philip Morris for $3.6 billion in stock. Miller will...
- Research articles 2002-06-10
- South African Breweries is to buy Miller Brewing from owner Philip Morris to create the world's second largest beer group behind Anheuser Busch, for $5.6 billion - SAB - Business Briefs
- South African Breweries SAB is to buy Miller Brewing from owner Philip Morris to create the world's second largest beer group behind Anheuser Busch, for $5.6 billion. The new concern will be called SABMiller. The deal is expected to close in July, pending regulatory approval, said Miller parent company Philip...
- Research articles 2002-06-10
- South African Breweries is set to buy Miller Brewing from owner Philip Morris - SAB - Brand Scorecard
- In a widely anticipated move, South African Breweries SAB is set to buy Miller Brewing from owner Philip Morris, which will create the world's second largest beer group behind Anheuser Busch, for $5.6 billion US. The deal is expected to close in July, pending regulatory approval, said Miller parent company...
- Research articles 2002-07-01
- SABMiller will seek to expand brands overseas - Miller Brewing Co - Brief Article
- Miller Brewing Co. expanded haltingly into foreign markets over the past decade, using licensing agreements with foreign brewers to build presence. The company was hobbled by lack of a distribution system, however, and that's one Miller weakness that the SAB deal will address. SAB has distribution throughout Africa, China,...
- Research articles 2002-06-17
- Turnaround plan: Miller stays loyal to agencies; As new parent-company chief reassesses brewer's business, he defends WPP alliance.(News)
- Byline: HILLARY CHURA The changing of the guard at SABMiller's troubled Miller Brewing Co. is leading to a wholesale evaluation of most everything-except its ad agencies. SAB, a lean, disciplined organization with no tolerance for politics, tends to let global units...
- Research articles 2003-01-20
- SAB to buy out Miller
- LONDON AP -- Building on its strength in Asia and Africa, South African Breweries splashed into the U.S. beer market Thursday by announcing an agreement to buy Miller Brewing for $3.6 billion in stock. The buyout would lift SAB, the world's fourth-largest brewer by volume, into second...
- Research articles 2002-05-31
- SAB chief tours Miller after deal is announced - South African Breweries's CEO Graham Mackay - Brief Article
- A London-based company's purchase of Miller Brewing Co. likely will strengthen Wisconsin's beer making heritage, not dilute it, Miller's CEO said last week. South African Breweries has announced it is buying Miller from Philip Morris Cos. for $3.6 billion in stock. Under the buyout, Miller would be renamed SABMiller...
- Research articles 2002-06-10
- Miller, SAB merger complete. (Industry Watch).(Miller Brewing Co., South African Breweries PLC)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- Philip Morris Cos. Inc. announced that the transaction to merge Miller Brewing Co. into South African Breweries plc, forming the world's second-largest brewer, SABMiller plc, has closed. Philip Morris Cos. Inc. received 430,000,000 shares in SABMille Philip Morris Cos. Inc. announced that the transaction to merge...
- Research articles 2002-07-01
- SAB profits are up - Brief Article
- SABMiller is likely to report a jump in half-year profits next week, boosted by its purchase of Miller Brewing Company, a stable South African beer market and stronger rand. On the downside, analysts remain skeptical of the group's ability to turn around Miller. Miller is likely to account for around...
- Research articles 2002-11-25
- Miller/SAB negotiations continue, but PM's Camilleri says there is "no certainty" of deal - Miller Brewing Co., South African Breweries Ltd., Philip Morris Cos.' CEO Louis Camilleri - Brief Article
- AP--Miller Brewing Co., reporting a first-quarter sales increase, says the lid is still on any potential sale to South African Breweries Ltd.
- Research articles 2002-04-29
- SAB warns of long wait for Miller results
- THE WORLD'S second largest brewer, SABMiller, warned yesterday that it would take three years to revive Miller, the American brewer it bought last year for $5.6bn. It said underlying profits at the US brewer would "trend lower" this year, after losing more market share. Shares in SABMiller, which reported pre-tax...
- Research articles 2003-05-23
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