Sales at the maker of Haywards, Foster’s and Knock Out beer rose a marginal 0.5% in the year through March to Rs 3,363 crore.

SABMiller India, the maker of Haywards and Knock Out beer, posted a 20% jump in sales in the year ended March 2013 at Rs 3,349 crore.

Shareholders of Foster's approved the scheme of arrangement with respect to SABMiller's takeover proposal by an overwhelming majority.

The India story is not as good as the beer for SABMiller. The London-listed beer giant, which often carries the tag of being the world’s mo...

The new procurement policy for sale of beer in Andhra Pradesh, the largest beer market in the country, will be based on the market share he...

After telecom giant Vodafone, which was served a show-cause notice in October over its $11-bn acquisition of Hutch Essar, it’s now the turn...

AP government's move to nip 'monopoly' market share has dealt a huge blow to global brewer SABMiller in India's largest beer market.

Mohan Breweries & Distilleries (MBDL), an associate of Tamil Nadu-based Mohan Meakins, is likely to snap its bottling pact with SABMiller, ...

In a move similar to the Vodafone case, the Bombay High Court has asked the I-T department to file a reply on a notice it issued to SABMill...

SABMiller has launched a new, authentic Indian beer, named Indus Pride and pitched against Kingfisher in the mainstream lager market. High-...

SABMiller’s Foster’s is beginning to make inroads in the 40-million case mild-beer segment.

UB and SABMiller, the country’s biggest beer cos, are engaged in a frothy battle over market leadership.

SABMiller could trigger another M&A play in the Indian beer industry frothing up the duel with United Breweries (UB) for market leadership.

SABMiller has moved a step closer to uncorking its international lifestyle beer brand Peroni in the domestic market.

UK-based SABMiller plc, one of the world's leading brewers, on Tuesday announced it has acquired Foster's India, belonging to Australian dr...

SABMiller, arguably the world’s most aggressive brewer, is well and surely on its way ahead in India.

SABMiller has entered into talks with its main rival UB to buy the latter’s brewery in Tamil Nadu.