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E-Malt.com News article: 756

Baltika Brewery, the Russian brewer, plans to claim against a Belarus Supreme Business Court ruling. The Belarus Supreme Court threw out the company’s appeal for bankruptcy against the Belarus brewer, Krinitsa, last week.

Baltika, part of the Baltic Beverage Holding beer group, which is jointly owned by Carlsberg and S&N, was seeking to recover US$10.5m which it invested in Krinitsa last year before an agreement with the Belarus government foundered. In 2001, Baltika entered an agreement with the Belarus government through which the Russian company would invest some US$50m in Krinitsa in exchange for a controlling stake in the brewery. But the Belarus government decided to reduce this to a 30% stake after Baltika had already invested US$10.5m.


13 March, 2003

   
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