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Boag’s could cost Foster’s $100m

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

A Goldman Sachs JBWere analyst sees James Boag’s increasing penetration of the Victorian barbecue beer market as costing Foster’s $100 million in revenue and $40 million in pre-tax earnings.

According to this article in The Age, James Boag’s increasingly sturdy grip on VB’s traditional turf has beverage analysts worried, enough to place a “sell” on Foster’s stock.

With Tasmanian-brewed Boag’s, Lion Nathan now has a viable challenger to Foster’s in the CUB-centric Victorian market.
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The Age: “VB under attack from Tasmania”

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Boag's could cost Foster's $100m

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

A Goldman Sachs JBWere analyst sees James Boag s increasing penetration of the Victorian barbecue beer market as costing Foster s $100 million in revenue and $40 million in pre-tax earnings.

According to this article in The Age, James Boag s increasingly sturdy grip on VB s traditional turf has beverage analysts worried, enough to place a sell on Foster s stock.

With Tasmanian-brewed Boag s, Lion Nathan now has a viable challenger to Foster s in the CUB-centric Victorian market.
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The Age: VB under attack from Tasmania

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Lion Nathan Ex Dividend On 21/9/2009

Monday, September 7th, 2009

Lion Nathan Limited (LNN) will go ex dividend on 21/9/2009. The current dividend payment is 50 cents and it is 100% franked. The record date is 25/9/2009 and the dividend will be paid on 6/10/2009. Based on the full year payment the dividend yield is 3.7%.

Current Yield: 4.2% Franking: 100% DRP Discount: Not Available

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*Yield has been calculated on the closing price on the 4/9/2009. Current yield is based on the current dividend payment only.

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Lion holding out for meatier offer

Friday, April 24th, 2009

Kirin Holdings has offered $6 billion to buy out the remaining 54% of brewer Lion Nathan, but Lion is holding out for a higher bid according to media reports.

Lion s major shareholders are thought to be aiming at a sale between $11.50 and $13 per share. Before it went into a trading halt on Wednesday, Lion was trading at $8.31.

  • Kirin and rival Asahi are in a race to expand operations outside of Japan. Asahi recently moved to purchase Schweppes Australia, and Kirin has bought National Foods, Berri and Dairy Farmers.
  • Under the proposed deal, the Lion management team would remain in place, and Lion would be responsible for all of Kirin s Australian operations.
  • Lion plans to establish an independent committee to assess the value of the offer for retail investors.
  • The ACCC is also likely to take an interest in the deal, after it enforced several concessions in Kirin s purchase of Dairy Farmers last year.

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