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今年啤酒行业爆发了世界两大巨头Anheuser-Busch(简称A-B)与SABMiller(简称SAB)争夺国内香港上市的哈啤集团(0249.HK)控制权的案例,世界第二大啤酒商SAB最终退出股权争夺战,接纳AB以每股5.58港元收购哈啤的建议。SAB按照所拥有哈啤29.4%股权计,出售股份将套现2.11亿美元,从中获利9.212亿港元;A-B则拿到了东方啤酒之都的门票;而事件的主角哈啤身价瞬间飙升一倍以上,高管、股民各得其所,斩获甚巨。这是一场没有失败者的较量,尽管哈啤股权之争已落下帷幕,但我们从中可以获得一些有益启示。
This year, the beer industry broke out in the case of the two giants Anheuser-Busch (abbr. AB) and SABMiller (abbr. abbr.) for the control of Hong Kong-listed Harbin Beer Group (0249.HK). The world’s second-largest brewer SAB finally withdrew its stake. For the battle, accept AB’s proposal to purchase Harbin Beer at HK$5.58 per share. SAB has a 29.4% share of Harbin Brewery. The sale of shares will be cashed out for US$211 million, which will generate profits of HK$921.2 million; AB will get the tickets for the capital of the East Beer; and the protagonist of the event, Haberu’s instant value, has more than doubled instantaneously. Executives and shareholders have achieved their goals and they have made huge gains. This is a contest that has not failed. Although the dispute over the ownership of Harbin Beer has come to an end, we can get some useful inspiration from it.