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Eye on India cocktail, Suntory eyes 10-15% stake in Allied Blenders & DistillersSuntory Holdings, the renowned Japanese beverage company, is in discussions regarding a potential minority investment in Allied Blenders an...
Beer gets its buzz going as spirits market sobers upState-level tax increases hurt demand for spirits, with growth at only 2%; beer volumes jump 17%, led by Maharashtra and Karnataka.
Spirits giant Suntory bets on Oaksmith, Jim Beam to crack India’s whisky market by 2030Suntory Global Spirits targets India as its third-largest market by revenue by 2030. The company plans to sell locally made whiskies and im...
Suntory chairman Takeshi Niinami resigns amid cannabis investigationTakeshi Niinami, Chairman of Suntory Holdings, has resigned amidst a cannabis law violation investigation by Fukuoka police. While Niinami ...
Suntory looks for a high with Imperial Blue buySuntory is reportedly reviving its interest in acquiring Imperial Blue whiskey from Pernod Ricard, amidst Pernod's global restructuring and...
Like Japan, will China risk losing its own decade? CEO of alcohol giant warnsChina may soon follow Japan's footsteps and fall into major economic trouble just like the way the latter did in the 90's, if one of the to...
First taste of a 40-year-old Japanese whisky that costs $35,000Japanese whisky, especially Suntory's Hibiki 40 Year Old, continues to lead the ultraluxury spirits market. This $35,000 limited edition bl...
Jim Beam maker's growth sobers up as competition intensifiesBeam Global, the maker of Teacher's and Hibiki, experienced a slowdown in sales growth in 2023-24 due to increased competition in the premi...
Japanese alcoholic beverage maker Suntory sets up India subsidiarySuntory India, led by Tak Niinami, expands its iconic beverage brands like Yamazaki and Jim Beam in India. With a revenue of USD 20.9 billi...
Premium whiskey maker Beam Suntory makes a donation towards India’s Covid-19 relief effortsThe donation will support organisations such as British Asian Trust, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), and government agencies and lo...
Beam Suntory launches exclusive whisky for Indian marketThe House of Suntory brands are being launched across all major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Bangalore. The Indian s...
Bottled-in-India Jim Beam to become 25% cheaperLast year, Japan's oldest whisky maker Suntory snapped up Beam Inc, creating a $16-billion combine with a portfolio of bourbon, scotch, Jap...
How Japanese single malts beat Scotland's finest whiskyJapan has been quietly scooping up gold medals at world whisky competitions, and in 2012, the 25-year-old Yamazaki beat out 300 of the worl...
Suntory bursts into India with $16bn Beam buySuntory will now rival Diageo and Pernod Ricard in India's top-end lifestyle drinks market, also the most profitable.
Stock Buzz: Radico Khaitan may appreciate 10-15% on stake saleMy understanding is that Suntory will pick up 26% stake in Radico Khaitan at an enterprise value of about Rs 4,000 crore.
Radico Khaitan rallies 5% on stake sale talks with Suntory HoldingsThe Japanese spirits major is expected to pay close to Rs 870 cr for the stake, valuing Radico Khaitan at Rs 3,500 cr, or close to 20 times...
Radico Khaitan in talks with Suntory Holdings to sell 26% stake for Rs 870 croreThe makers of Magic Moments vodka and 8 PM whisky is examining the option of offering 26% in the company to Suntory, investment bankers clo...
- Suntory forms JV with Narang Group subsidiary to enter India's non-alcoholic beverage market
Suntory, known for its whiskies and beers has picked up majority stake in a subsidiary of Narang Group to enter India's non-alcoholic bever...
- Radico to market Suntory's malt
Liquor maker Radico Khaitan will market Japanese firm Suntory's Yamazaki single malt and Hibiki blended whiskies in India.
- Japan's Suntory leads race for a majority stake in Indage Vintners
Japan's Suntory is the suitor for a majority stake in Indage Vintners (IVL), the oldest and possibly the largest domestic winemaker.