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Global perspective. As beer industry globalization continues apace, this report charts the
latest developments, with data on volume by country, continent, brewer and brand. It
provides highly detailed profiles of the leading brewers and discusses the impact of the
mergers and acquisitions reshaping the industry. It also offers Beverage Marketing's
five-year market projections through 2017.
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2013 Edition
December 2013
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Contents
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................
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Chapter
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Volume----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Growth----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trends by Continent--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trends by Country----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Consumption by Country---------------------------------------------------------------------
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Exhibit
1.
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
3.
4.
2.15
Global Beer Market Share of Production by Leading Brewers 2007 2012------------ 332
2.16
2.17
2.18
Global Beer Market Leading Brands Share of Volume 2007 2012-------------------- 337
2.19
Global Beer Market Leading Brands Change in Volume 2008 2012------------------ 338
3.21
3.22
3.23
3.24
European Beer Market Share of Consumption by Selected Countries 2007 2012- - -351
3.25
3.26
European Beer Market Per Capita Consumption by Selected Countries 2007 2012 353
3.27
3.28
European Beer Market Change in Production by Leading Brewers 2008 2012------- 355
352
4.30
Asian/Middle Eastern Beer Market Share of Production by Country 2007 2012----- 368
4.31
Asian/Middle Eastern Beer Market Change in Production by Country 2008 2012- - - 369
4.32
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4.35
5.
4.36
4.37
5.39
5.40
5.41
North American Beer Market Consumption by Selected Countries 2007 2012------- 388
5.42
5.43
5.44
5.45
5.46
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6.48
South American Beer Market Share of Production by Country 2007 2012----------- 404
6.49
6.50
6.51
6.52
6.53
6.54
South American Beer Market Production by Leading Brewers 2007 2012------------ 410
6.55
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8.
7.57
7.58
7.59
7.60
African Beer Market Share of Consumption by Selected Countries 2007 2012------ 427
7.61
African Beer Market Change in Consumption by Selected Countries 2008 2012- - - -428
7.62
African Beer Market Per Capita Consumption by Selected Countries 2007 2012-- - - 429
7.63
7.64
African Beer Market Change in Production by Leading Brewers 2008 2012---------- 431
8.66
8.67
8.68
8.69
439
8.71
8.73
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9.75
Projected Global Beer Market Compound Annual Growth 1985 2017---------------- 455
9.76
Projected Global Beer Market Per Capita Consumption 1980 2017------------------- 456
9.77
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Exhibit 1.5
Continents
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Asia/Middle East
Europe
North America
South America
Africa
Australia/Oceania
TOTAL
Source: Beverage Marketing Corporation; Productschap voor Gedistilleerde Dranken/ Commodity Board for
the Distilled Spirits Industry (Netherlands); Joh. Barth & Sohn GmbH & Co.; S.S. Steiner
A look at the changes in ranking of the worlds leading brewers from one year to the next affords
a glimpse of the swiftness and certainty with which consolidation is transforming the
international beer industry.
Not long ago, A-Bs preeminence seemed a beer industry fact of life, not likely to
change any time soon. But InBevs creation resulted in the end of A-Bs reign in
2004.
In 1998, A-Bs volume was nearly three times larger than Interbrews a
difference of 77.6 million hectoliters (which was volume larger than any brewer
other than A-B was generating at that point).
By 2003, A-B was shipping just 18.2 million more hectoliters than Interbrew and,
in 2004, the newly-created InBev exceeded A-B by 34.7 million hectoliters.
InBev exceeded A-B by being much more active on the acquisition front, which of
course reached a culmination in 2008 when InBev acquired A-B itself.
SABMiller edged past Heineken for the number-three position in 2003 and
remained there until 2008, at which time it advanced to number two when A-B
was swallowed by InBev. China Resources Snow Breweries (CR Snow), which is
49% owned by SABMiller (and thus not included in the latters volume), was the
fifth largest brewer in 2012.
Several acquisitions and investments in the past several years suggested that
Heineken was not content to let its rivals increase their lead uncontested. With its
purchase of part of S&N in 2008 the Dutch brewer was able to close the gap on
SABMiller. In 2010, Heineken acquired the brewery business of Mexicos FEMSA
(the ninth largest brewer in 2009), which propelled it past SABMiller.
Number four Carlsberg attained its position after major expansion in Eastern and
Western Europe and Asia. But with its acquisition of BBH in 2008, it was able to
at least temporarily close the gap on Heineken. BBH, which had been owned
equally by S&N and Carlsberg, was the seventh largest brewer in 2007.
Tsingtao, the second largest Chinese brewer, is the sixth largest global brewer in
2012.
Modelo had not been binging at the M&A buffet but it did boast beer brands with
exceptional popularity in its home country, Mexico, and in the key market in the
region, the U.S., where its Corona is the favored import brand. It was the
seventh largest brewer by volume in 2012. Modelo was absorbed into A-B InBev
in 2013.