Invest in BUD SBMRY Beer Merger

Invest in BUD SBMRY Beer
Merger
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Years ago we suggested
that investing in beer, that is to say
investing in companies that brew and
distribute beer, was a good idea.

Whether your beer of choice is made
by Anheuser-Busch or Inbev, Molson
Coors or Carlsberg these companies
have the capacity to make money
year in and year out.

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There also have been a series of
mergers and acquisitions in the
brewing business over the years
making for some interesting
investments.

In 2008 Anheuser-Busch and InBev
merged.

SAB bought out Miller in 2002 and
then Molson Coors in 2007.

Today there is talk of a merger of
Anheuser-Busch InBev and
SABMiller.

The question is if one can invest
profitably in a BUD SBMRY beer
merger.

Pros and Cons of the Next
Beer Company Merger

The Street reports that Anheuser-
Busch InBev could bid for
SABMiller.

European stocks rose on Wednesday,
taking the baton from Asia, amid a
flow of predominantly positive
earnings reports and a hive of
corporate activity including the
possible mega-merger of brewing
market leader Anheuser-Busch
InBev (BUD) with No. 2 SABMiller
(SBMRY).

SABMiller said it’s expecting an offer
from AB InBev but doesn’t have
information on the terms yet.

Based on current market values the
merged entity would be worth almost
$270 billion but the companies would
likely have to make widespread
disposals to get any deal past
regulators.

SABMiller was up by more than 20%,
while in Brussels AB InBev gained
almost 4%.

Apparently the market likes the deal
as both stocks went up.

Is there more profit to be made if you
invest in a BUD SBMRY beer merger
by way of either stock right now?

Anheuser-Busch InBev

BUD is the largest brewing
conglomerate in the world.

Its roots are in Interbrew, AmBev and
Anheuser-Busch.

Interbrew goes back to 1366 when the
predecessor of Stella Artois was
founded.

AmBev traces its roots to 1882 and
the Brazilian beer, Antarctica.

Anheuser-Busch was founded in St.
Louis, MO in 1860.

Today’s company holds a 25% percent
global market share for beer.

BUD sells for $116 a share, up from
$16 a share in 2000.

The stock DID NOT FLINCH during
the 2008 stock market crash!

Today it pays a $2.14 a share
dividend, twice a year!

You can track the stock as BUD on
Google Finance.

SABMiller

SAB stands for South African
Breweries and was founded in 1895.

The company steadily expanded
internationally and moved its primary
stock listing to the London exchange.

It purchased the American brewer,
Miller, from Altria in 2002.

SABMiller is the second ranking
brewing conglomerate in the world
with operations in 80 countries.

It is also a major bottler of Coca Cola.
Its stock sells as an American
Depository Receipt in the USA.

Unlike BUD, SBMRY did take a hit in
2008 but grew from $13 to the $50
range to the present.

Unlike BUD this stock has only
distributed three dividend checks
since the beginning of 2012, the most
recent for $0.86 or 1.63% a share.

Follow the stock as
OTCMKTS:SBMRY Google
Finance.

The obvious takeover target here is
SABMiller if you are going to
investing in the BUD SBMRY beer
merger.

Invest in BUD SBMRY Beer Merger

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