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The Dutch brewer says it has bought a further 2.7% in Asia Pacific Breweries through open-market transactions.

Facing a challenge from ThaiBev for control of Asia Pacific Breweries, Heineken has reiterated the superiority of its offer, despite a lower price per share.

The Dutch brewer bids $4 billion for Fraser and Neave's stake in Asia Pacific Breweries, countering a move by rival ThaiBev.

The deal is the first equity transaction to hit the Asian markets after the Greek election and comes just days after Tsingtao's shares close at an all-time high.

SABMiller offers $11.9 billion to take over Foster's, but the Aussie brewer's board holds out for more.

The Philippine conglomerate halts trading in its shares for the duration of the marketing and sets a preliminary price for the equity portion that suggests a maximum 8.5% discount.

The Japanese beverage company agrees to acquire 14.7% of Fraser and Neave from Temasek in an effort to enhance its footprint and product offering in Asia-Pacific.

There are clear signs of change in Japan Inc as bitter rivals discuss a merger.

One of China's richest men pays $235 million for Anheuser-Busch InBev's final 7% stake in the Chinese brewery.