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World Beer Guide – up to the minute beer information.
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Lion Nathan forecasts strong growth
Brewer Lion Nathan has maintained its earnings guidance for this year, after stronger sales of premium beer help drive its first half profit higher.
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Fosters, Lion Nathan and Pacific Beverages case study: capitalizing on the growing premium beer market in Australia
This report on Australian premium beer forms part of The case studies series, which explores business practices across a variety of disciplines and business sectors. read more »
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Lion Nathan profit up 7%
Lion Nathan, Australia's second-largest brewer, said its first-half net profit rose 7%, as the acquisition of a premium brewer helped offset a flat mainstream beer sales.
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Good times ahead
"After many years of decline the beer market has actually grown over the past couple of years" LION NATHAN has predicted a "significant" earnings increase from late next year, as a pay-off for hundreds of millions of dollars spent upgrading its breweries and increasing marketing of its key brands over ... via The Sydney Morning Herald
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Lion Nathan pays $325m for Boags
"The acquisition is expected to be EPS accretive from FY09, the first full year of ownership." BEER and wine maker Lion Nathan has bought Tasmanian brewer J Boag & Son for $325 million from Philippines-based San Miguel Corporation. via News.com.au
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