Master Kong was acquired on October 26th, 25.

kangshifu (322. HK) said on January 5th that A-IChinaBreweries, which is owned by Asahi Brewery Co., Ltd. and Itochu Corporation Co., Ltd. with 8% and 2% shares respectively, will acquire 5% shares of Master Kong Beverage Holding Company to be registered in cash. The enterprise value of Master Kong's beverage business is valued at 95 million US dollars, and the expected income of Master Kong Holdings in this transaction is expected to reach 384.8 million US dollars.

Cash in $384.8 million

Beverage business is the second largest source of income for Master Kong. According to the report of Master Kong in the third quarter of 23, the net profit of its beverage business declined to a great extent compared with the same period in 22. This time, Master Kong sold the beverage business at a price-earnings ratio of more than 2 times, which was unanimously considered by the securities industry to be very favorable. On January 5th, Master Kong's share price rose, reaching as high as HK$ 2.675 and closing at HK$ 2.325. Relevant persons of Master Kong believe that the brand value of Master Kong makes this transaction look good. After the evaluation of professional trademark companies, Master Kong's intangible assets have reached 346 million US dollars.

Master Kong will continue to invest the proceeds from this transaction in the instant noodle business, the core business of Master Kong Group, in order to further strengthen its leading position in the China market. At the same time, the proceeds will also be used to develop other investments and repay the Group's loans. According to industry analysis, the rural instant noodle market in China with great potential is another territory that Master Kong takes a fancy to. Although Master Kong has a 4% share in the high-end instant noodle market in China, its share in the fair-price market is less than 3%.

before the transaction is completed, the beverage subsidiary of master kong needs to be successfully reorganized, and the transaction is approved by shareholders. According to relevant sources, it will take about two to three months for all transactions to be completed.

Join hands to build a beverage giant

In a telephone interview with our reporter, the executive officer of Asahi Beer Co., Ltd. said that although Asahi started late in mainland China, it is a quite mature consumer brand in Japan. Choosing Master Kong's platform to enter the mainland will enable Asahi to take the lead in this market immediately. Master Kong has not only a well-known consumer brand in China, but also 13 production bases all over the country, and has successfully built a sales network with the widest coverage in China.

Lin Qingtang, chief financial officer of Master Kong Holdings, said in Hong Kong that there are more than 6 kinds of Master Kong drinks at present. In 23, the sales volume reached 68, tons and the turnover reached 35 million US dollars, of which 61% were ready-to-drink tea, 34% were fruit juice and 5% were packaged water. He said that the market share of ready-to-drink tea in China was 45%, ranking first, while fruit juice accounted for 2%, ranking second.

The three parties said that the cooperation fully benefited from the rapidly growing market demand in the Mainland and the huge business opportunities brought by the growing household income. While further enhancing the existing products and competitiveness, the new company will also develop new products such as sports, energy functional drinks and coffee drinks. The alliance of the three giants will further strengthen Master Kong's leading position in the mainland non-carbonated beverage market.

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