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Early in the year, one of the world leading drinking giants Diageo bought 16.64% of shares from Shuijingfang Group, a famous Chinese alcohol brand, making Diageo the second shareholder3 of Shuijingfang Group. In mid4 May, another world beverage5 giant Hennessy bought more than 50% of shares of the Sichuan Wenjun Alcoholic Company. Earlier, shares of the Anhui Gujing Distillery Company Limited, a famous alcoholic company in China that produces the Chinese top brand alcohol Gujing Royal Alcohol, were bought by the IBHL company in Thailand.
This is the third round of foreign merging and acquisition boom happening in Chinese beverage industry. In 2004, similar merging and acquisition deals happened in Chinese brewery6 industry and in 2005, such merging and acquisition boom occurred in Chinese wine industry. Now, the merging activities have shifted to Chinese alcoholic industry. This time, the M&G boom is even larger than the previous two.
On May 16, 2007, French Moet-Hennessy Beverage Company signed an agreement with Sichuan Jiannanchun Alcoholic Group. Based on the agreement, the French company bought 55% of shares of the Sichuan Wenjun Alcoholic Company, a subsidiary of the Sichuan Jiannanchun Alcoholic Group, with the parent company holding 45% of its shares. The joint7 venture company thus becomes the French company’s first manufacturing base in China, even in Asia.
In fact, more acquisition deals had occurred before this. In January, this year, world largest strong alcohol producer Diageo spent 203 million yuan to buy 43% of shares of Sichuan Quanxing Group through the local Chengdu Yingying Investment Company. After the deal, Diageo became the second shareholder of the Sichuan Quanxing Group. In addition to this, Diageo also held 17% of shares of Shuijingfang Group. This is considered as the largest purchase deal in Chinese alcoholic industry.
Foreign investors8 are very interested in Chinese alcoholic companies due to their continued high business growth. They are especially interested in those Chinese alcoholic companies that enjoy a famous brand and a large market share. The business performance of these Chinese companies is usually good and is very likely to expand in future. In China, Shuijingfang, Wenjun and Gujing Royal Alcohol are all classified as top Chinese brands. Therefore, there is no doubting the fact that they are favored by foreign investors.
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merging
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| 合并(分类) | |
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alcoholic
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| adj.(含)酒精的,由酒精引起的;n.酗酒者 | |
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shareholder
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| n.股东,股票持有人 | |
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mid
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beverage
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| n.(水,酒等之外的)饮料 | |
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brewery
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joint
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investors
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