food

Move signals the intention of Vietnam's largest producer to milk the burgeoning demand for dairy products in the emerging economy.

Despite the headwinds affecting the Philippine stock market, San Miguel has decided to move forward with plans to sell shares in its consolidated food and beverage business through a sharply downsized block trade.

China’s largest hot pot chain puts forward an implied valuation nearly five times that of McDonald’s China and Hong Kong business. It may prove too much for investors to stomach.

A huge offer for the fast-food chain operator is reminiscent of club deals in the 2006 to 2007 buyout boom — a salutary reminder on the 10th anniversary of the Global Financial Crisis.

Century-old Philippine conglomerate approves plan to sell shares worth $1.7 billion in its F&B unit to comply with the local stock exchange’s free-float requirement.

The Dutch brewer is trying to catch up with rivals AB InBev and Carlsberg in China but investors may remember SABMiller how teamed up with the same Chinese beer maker, and struggled. Meanwhile CR Beer has finally sealed a premium beer license.

Hong Kong-resident Peter Zuellig hands over the reins of animal feeds group Gold Coin to the Philippine conglomerate. He explains why he didn’t take the highest bid.

Chinese state-owned enterprises’ acquisition of Australia’s third-largest vitamins firm by sales reflects the country’s hunger for food safety – but not at any price.

The private equity firm was the fixer for its portfolio company’s JV and bought time from its creditors for GNC. Its role highlights a growing trend in China’s going-out deals.