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Friday, 11 February 2005
2rs Barley €107.5     
6rw Barley €100.5 +0.50%
2rs Malt €239.5     
6rw Malt €231.5 +0.43%
Crop 2005
2rs Barley €117.5     
6rw Barley €104.5 +0.48%
2rs Malt €249.5     
6rw Malt €234.0 +0.21%

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Top Industry News
  • Canada and USA: Molson Inc. and Adolph Coors Company announced on February 9 that they have completed the transaction announced on July 22, 2004 to combine Molson and Coors in a merger of equals ... Click here

  • Japan: Combined domestic shipments of beer and similar products by Japan's five major brewers fell 12.9 % in January this year, compared to January 2005, the first fall in two months ... Click here

  • Singapore: Asia Pacific Breweries' (APB) announced on February 11 strong growth in attributable profit during the first quarter of 2004/05, which ended on 31 December 2004. Attributable profit (before exceptional items) increased 19% ... Click here

  • Philippines: Southeast Asia's largest food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. announced on February 10 it registered a record net profit of PHP8.08 billion ($147.4 million) in 2004, up 9.6% from PHP7.37 billion in 2003 ... Click here

  • Ukraine and Russia: SUN Interbrew Ltd, a leading brewer in Russia and Ukraine, announced recently its plan to invest EUR 190 million in 2005 to expand production capacity and start new commercial projects ... Click here

  • Uzbekistan: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) lent 2.8 million to privately owned brewer Mekhnat Pivo to help it improve quality and double its beer production capacity ... Click here

  • Brazil, the world’s largest malt importer, is forecast by International Grains Council (IGC) to register 850 thousand tonnes of malt (grain equivalent) import during 2004-2005 ... Click here

  • Russia: Russian beer industry requires about 1.2 million tonnes of malt per year, according to the estimations of Russian malting plant, “Russky Solod” ... Click here

  • China: China imported 1.7 million tonnes of malting barley in 2004, compared to 1.4 million tonnes in 2003, 1.9 million tonnes in 2002 and 2.4 in 2001 ... Click here

  • Uruguay: The Brazilian brewer Ambev inaugurates on March 2 in the presence of Brazilian president Luis Inacio Lula da Silva a factory renovated to process the barley of Paysandu ... Click here

  • Canada: For 2004-2005, Canada’s barley exports are forecast by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) to decrease by 24% from 2003-2004 to 1.85 million tonnes ... Click here


More News
  • Australia: ABB Grain Ltd announced on February 10 that a resolution to change ABB’s constitution to simplify the voting system for director candidates has been put forth by ABB’s directors ...more info


  • Philippines: Foreign investors are expected to bid for the 41 % stake in blue-chip food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. to be sold by the government, Philippines Trade Secretary ....more info


  • USA: North Dakota's Agricultural Experiment Station has released a new variety of malting barley, Stellar Malt Barley, suitable for conditions in the state, says Al Schneiter, North Dakota State University ....more info


  • USA: The board of directors of Molson Coors Brewing Company declared on February 10 a quarterly dividend of 32 cents per share, payable March 15, 2005, to shareholders of record ...more info


  • Slovenia: InBev announced on February 11 the sale of its holding (41.32%) in Pivovarna Union to Pivovarna Lasko, for a cash consideration of 70.7 million euro ....more info


  • USA: The board of directors of Molson Coors Brewing Company announced on February 11 that the company will close its brewery in Memphis, Tennessee, in early 2007 ...more info


  • Ukraine: According to unofficial information, 510-530KMT of Ukrainian feed barley was shipped through seaports in January, i.e. 30-40KMT more than in December ....more info


  • Ireland, Dublin: About 400 sugar beet and malting barley growers protested outside the Greencore annual general meeting in Dublin on Thursday February 10 against the company’s decision to close Carlow ...more info


  • United Kingdom: There are no plans for a caffeine-laced beer currently storming the US to be introduced into United Kingdom yet. Reports in the national press recently suggested that ...more info


  • Canada: The Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) posted revenue of C$4.14 billion in the 2003-2004 (Aug/July) marketing year, up 24 % from the previous year, the agency said on Thursday ....more info


  • USA: Analysts at Morgan Stanley reiterate their "underweight" rating on Molson Coors Brewing, NewRatings announced on February 10. The target price has been raised from $57 to $77 ...more info


  • USA, Seattle: Pyramid Breweries Inc. announced on February 11 results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2004; a new plan to reduce costs, and a change in dividend ....more info


  • Canada: Molson Coors Brewing Company announced on February 9 Molson Inc. fiscal 2005 third quarter results for the three-month period ended December 31, 2004 ...more info


  • Azerbaijan: The largest beer maker of Azerbaijan, Baku-Castel, sold about 14 million litres of beer, 37% increase versus 2003. However the net profit of the company remained flat due to ....more info


  • Europe: For the past three years Cobra Beer sales in Europe registered an annual growth of over 48 %. For 10 years, its sales increased by about 40 % ...more info



Brewery News
Canada and USA: Molson Inc. and Adolph Coors Company announced on February 9 that they have completed the transaction announced on July 22, 2004 to combine Molson and Coors in a merger of equals. Molson Coors Brewing Company is a new global brewing company with the operating scale and balance sheet strength to be a major player in the continuing consolidation of the brewing industry. Molson and Coors shareholders approved the combination at their special shareholder meetings held on January 28 and February 1, 2005, respectively, and the Quebec Superior Court approved the transaction as required by Canadian law on February 2, 2005. W. Leo Kiely III, chief executive officer of Molson Coors Brewing Company said, "By combining Molson and Coors, we have created a company with the market and financial strength necessary to drive organic growth and compete more effectively in today's increasingly challenging global market, while preserving the rich heritages of two of the world's most prominent brewing companies. We look forward to drawing on this brewing heritage and the combined strengths of a world-class management team to deliver greater value to our customers, partners, employees and shareholders." "This transaction marks a new and important chapter in the history of both companies," said Eric H. Molson, chairman of Molson Coors Brewing Company. "It leverages successful business relationships and builds on the strategic and cultural fit between our two companies. With an impressive track record in brewing excellence, the new Molson Coors Brewing Company will be a dynamic and competitive organization that will create long-term value for our shareholders and the communities in which we operate." The transaction was structured as a Plan of Arrangement under which each share of Molson held by a Canadian resident was exchanged, at the election of the holder, for exchangeable shares in a Canadian subsidiary of Molson Coors and/or Molson Coors stock. Molson shares held by nonresidents of Canada have been exchanged for Molson Coors stock. The transaction was structured to be tax deferred to Canadian resident Molson shareholders who have properly elected to receive exchangeable shares, and taxable to U.S. holders of Molson shares and those Canadian resident Molson shareholders who choose to convert to Molson Coors stock. Under the Plan of Arrangement, each Molson Class B common share has been converted into shares which were exchanged for 0.126 voting share and 0.234 non-voting share of Molson Coors (or exchangeable shares, as applicable) and each Molson Class A non-voting share has been converted into shares which were exchanged for 0.360 non-voting share of Molson Coors (or exchangeable shares, as applicable). A total of 2,437,513 Class A exchangeable shares and 32,161,792 Class B exchangeable shares of Molson Coors Canada and 64,275 shares of Class A common stock and 12,084,689 shares of Class B common stock of Molson Coors Brewing Company have been issued as part of the merger transaction to former Molson shareholders. In addition, Molson shareholders of record at close of business on February 8, 2005, were eligible to receive a CDN $5.44 special dividend as part of the transaction...more info

Japan: Combined domestic shipments of beer and similar products by Japan's five major brewers fell 12.9 % in January this year, compared to January 2005, the first fall in two months, according to industry data released by Kyodo News on February 10. Japan's five major brewers are Kirin Brewery Co., Asahi Breweries Ltd., Sapporo Breweries Ltd., Suntory Ltd. and Orion Breweries Ltd. The sales of beer, "happoshu" low-malt beer and a beer-like sparkling alcoholic beverage, widely dubbed "third-category" beer, totalled 21.53 million cases. One case holds 12.66 liters, or the equivalent of 20 633-milliliter bottles. Industry officials attributed the January data to a reaction to moves in December among many wholesalers to bolster the stock of alcoholic drinks prior to January's planned abolition of the rebates brewers pay in proportion to sales. Although Japan's beer brewers had long paid such rebates to wholesalers, they stopped the incentive in January. The shipments of the third-category beer alone shot up to 1.89 million cases in the month, clinching a record 8.8 percent share of the domestic market for beer and the like.Third-category drinks are becoming increasingly popular due to cheaper prices as they are subject to lower liquor taxes due to the absence of malt and wheat in its ingredients. The government levies a 24.20 yen tax for every 350 ml of third-category drink, compared with 77.70 yen for beer and 46.99 yen for happoshu of the same volume. Meanwhile, beer shipments plunged 17.3 percent to 12.63 million cases in January, the first double-digit percentage fall in eight months since May 2004. Happoshu shipments dropped 21.5 percent to 7.01 million cases, the sixth consecutive month of a year-on-year fall.

Singapore: Asia Pacific Breweries' (APB) announced on February 11 strong growth in attributable profit during the first quarter of 2004/05, which ended on 31 December 2004. Attributable profit (before exceptional items) increased 19%....more info

Philippines: Southeast Asia's largest food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. announced on February 10 it registered a record net profit of PHP8.08 billion ($147.4 million) in 2004, up 9.6% from PHP7.37 billion in 2003, mainly on strong beer sales. However the results still fell short of analysts' forecasts. "Philippine beer business posted record results for the third straight year, driving 2004 revenues to P36.9 billion, 21% higher than 2003 as it capitalized on an expanded beer drinker base and a more far-reaching distribution system," San Miguel said. Analysts expect 2005 to be a tougher year for the Philippine firm as it faces higher local taxes on alcohol products and huge financing costs for a regional expansion that includes a $1.4 billion bid for Australia's National Foods Ltd. Thomson One Analytics projected San Miguel's net profit in 2005 at an average PHP9.18 billion. Reuters Estimates had a consensus profit forecast for 2005 of 9.3 billion pesos. The company's consolidated sales in 2004 rose 18% on year to PHP174.7 billion as local beer volume rose to a record 174 million cases, while international beer operations rebounded last year from the effects in 2003 of SARS on tourism and consumer spending in Asia. San Miguel's domestic beer sales climbed 21% on year to PHP36.9 billion. Sales of beer in its overseas markets, which include China, Australia, Indonesia and Vietnam, rose 12% on year to $263 million. Astro del Castillo, managing director at First Grade Holdings, said although San Miguel barely met the lower end of market expectations for net profit last year, investors will likely focus on its plan to offer shares at a discount for a week starting March 10. San Miguel will give shareholders on record as of Feb. 28 the right to buy one new share for every 10 shares they hold at a discount of 5% to the stock's average trading price between Jan. 31 to Feb. 25. Proceeds from the sale of 284.6 million shares will be used by the company to finance acquisitions and expansion projects, both in the Philippines and abroad. BDO Capital & Investment Corp. is the offer's financial adviser. "The stock rights offer will likely be the main focus of trading activity on San Miguel," del Castillo said. "San Miguel remains fundamentally sound." Chelsea Dipasupil, research head at RCBC Securities, said that San Miguel's earnings may get a boost this year from its past acquisitions, particularly from abroad. "They might start reaping this year the benefits from their acquisitions in the past two or three years," she said ...more info

Ukraine and Russia: SUN Interbrew Ltd, a leading brewer in Russia and Ukraine, announced recently its plan to invest EUR 190 million in 2005 to expand production capacity and start new commercial projects....more info

Uzbekistan: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) lent 2.8 million to privately owned brewer Mekhnat Pivo to help it improve quality and double its beer production capacity, the bank said on 11 February....more info

Malt News

Brazil, the world’s largest malt importer, is forecast by International Grains Council (IGC) to register 850 thousand tonnes of malt (grain equivalent) import during 2004-2005....more info

Russia: Russian beer industry requires about 1.2 million tonnes of malt per year, according to the estimations of Russian malting plant, “Russky Solod”, a subsidiary of Avangard Bank. So far 60% of the needs were covered by imported malt. However in 2004 the share of imported malt decreased to 25%. Kiril Minovalov, the president of Avangard Bank, said on February 2, that malt import is to drop to zero by 2005-2006. Russky Solod is to control 25% of the Russian malt market. In April this year Russky Solod is launching its third malting plant. In about a year the company is to launch its fourth malting plant, after which it will control about 50% of Russian malt market. According to analysts, in 2005 Ochakovo and Cargill are to launch their malting plants in Russia as well, with a production capacity of about 100 tonnes each. Nevsky Bereg is also constructing its malting plant with a production capacity of 100 tonnes per year in St. Petersburg.

Barley News

China: China imported 1.7 million tonnes of malting barley in 2004, compared to 1.4 million tonnes in 2003, 1.9 million tonnes in 2002 and 2.4 in 2001....more info

Uruguay: The Brazilian brewer Ambev inaugurates on March 2 in the presence of Brazilian president Luis Inacio Lula da Silva a factory renovated to process the barley of Paysandu (North-Western region of Uruguay) ...more info

Canada: For 2004-2005, Canada’s barley exports are forecast by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) to decrease by 24% from 2003-2004 to 1.85 million tonnes due mainly to lower selection rates for malting barley, AAFC published on February 7. Carry-out stocks are forecast to rise to the burdensome level of 3.7 million tonnes. In 2003-2004 Canada exported 2.45 million tonnes of barley. Carry-out stocks of barley were 2.11 million tonnes in 2003-2004

Theoretical malt prices.


* - 70/30 = 70% Average two Rows Spring and 30% Six Rows Winter
** - 50/50 = 50% Average two Rows Spring and 50% Six Rows Winter

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Malting barley prices. French barley prices.
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French Malting Barley Price Evolution

Table of the week
EU malt export licence fixations:

(in tonnes)   2000-2001  2001-2002   2002-2003   2003-2004  July 01, 2004 - January 25, 2005  
 France   523,190  701,134  661,772  774,761  434,800 
 Germany   305,980  468,314  408,063  422,047  170,922 
 Belgium   277,584  296,368  287,850  317,292  225,068 
 U.K.    254,793  350,621  294,995  443,501  156,458 
 Finland   65,550  91,890  100,758  114,165  27,166 
 Denmark    52,326  96,812  94,791  90,452  36,243 
 Sweden   50,847  101,000  76,916  78,369  56,190 
 Netherlands   54,835  51,310  66,219  80,703  22,620 
 Ireland   26,003  35,145  31,140  38,900  42,924 
 Austria   4,850  8,840  8,620  60,211  4,234 
 Spain   3,000  2,400  5,640  10,000 
 Greece   1,800  1,744  1,306  979  130 
 Portugal   340  221  85  695  510 
 Italy  
 Total EU 15  1,621,098  2,205,799  2,038,157  2,432,075  1,177,265 
 New EU members  May-June, 04   
 Czech Republic         34,340  48,134 
 Poland         7,604  22,965 
 Hungary         2,830  37,457 
 Slovakia         1,000  38,220 
 Total EU 25   1,621,098  2,205,799  2,038,157  2,477,849  1,324,041 

  Total Wheat malt, tonnes  
Total 2000-2001    4,686 
Total 2001-2002    12,805 
Total 2002-2003    30,908 
Total 2003-2004    15,768 
July 01/2004 – January 25/2005    4,001 
   
  Total Roasted malt, tonnes  
Total 2000-2001    23,967 
Total 2001-2002    23,480 
Total 2002-2003    23,603 
Total 2003-2004    24,438 
July 01/2004 – January 25/2005    17,931 

Graph of the week

Agenda


February 2005:
Pianeta Birra - Beverage & Co. International Show of Beers, Beverages etc., Italy;
Seminaire Orges brassicoles 2005 à Paris-Bagnolet;
Liqma International Beverage Industry Exhibition, Spain;
Canadian Food and Beverage Show;
GrainWorld 2005. Canada. CWB.;
Beer Business Daily's Second Annual Beer Industry Summit.;

March 2005:
Night of Great thirst, Belgium;
Zythos Beer Festival, Belgium;
Institute and Guild of Brewing Africa Section 10th Convention, South Africa;
China Drinktec China International Exhibition on Beverage, Brewery and Wine Technology;
FOODEX JAPAN 2005 / INTERNATIONAL FOOD & BEVERAGE EXH;
International Food and Drink (IFE), UK;
Deltabierfestival, The Netherlands;
Spring Beer Festival "Hops on Equinox", Seattle;
Brew and Beverage Industry - Beer Auction International Trade Fair, Russia;
Siebel Institute Brewing Profitability Workshop;

April 2005:
Helsinki Beer Festival;
Concise Course in Brewing Technology;
World Barley, Malt & Beer Conference 2005;
JOINT LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE. Washington, D.C., USA;
BEER. Exhibition Pavilion Minsk.;
Craft Brewers Conference & BrewExpo America;
Classic City Brewfest, Athens, GA;
WINES, BEERS AND DRINKS Exhibition for the Beverage Industry. Krasnoyarsk, Russia;
Excursion to West-Flanders;

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