Non-Alcoholic

Lion Fails to Swallow CCA

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) will live to bottle another day after Lion Nathan announced today (Jan 9) it has withdrawn its $8 billion bid to acquire the company. [Read More...]

[Mon 09/02/2009 11:28:02]

Cadbury To Sell Australian Beverages

British confectionary giant, Cadbury, has puts its Australian beverage business up for sale, reportedly worth $1 billion. [Read More...]

[Fri 19/12/2008 12:27:28]

Lion Takeover Bid Doomed to Fail: CCA

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) chief executive, Terry Davis, has reiterated his disapproval for Lion Nathan's $8 billion takeover bid. [Read More...]

[Thu 27/11/2008 05:05:36]

Australian Vintage Announces Strategic Review

Australian Vintage (AV) is to undertake a strategic review in light of the global economic downturn and issues gripping the Australian wine industry. [Read More...]

[Thu 27/11/2008 04:53:33]

Hostile Takeover of CCA Not an Option: Lion

Lion Nathan has signalled it will likely forsake its attempt to merge with Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) should it turn into a hostile takeover bid. [Read More...]

[Mon 24/11/2008 04:00:16]

Lion's Bid for CCA Alive and Kicking

The appointment by Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) of two prominent finance houses as advisers in its negotiations with Lion Nathan suggest Lion's takeover bid may yet prove successful. [Read More...]

[Fri 21/11/2008 12:00:40]

Lion's Takeover Bid is Half-Baked: CCA

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) chief executive Terry Davis has slammed Lion Nathan's $8 billion takeover bid, describing it as half-baked, half-cocked and fatally flawed. [Read More...]

[Fri 21/11/2008 11:44:00]

Lion Nathan and CCA Confirm Merger Talks

Lion Nathan is aiming to overtake Foster's Group as the number one beverage company in the Australian and New Zealand marketplace by means of a merger with Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA). [Read More...]

[Mon 17/11/2008 04:15:40]

CCA Claims Lion's Offer is Too Low

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has inferred it will not accept a proposal by brewer Lion Nathan to acquire CCA for shares and cash valued at approximately $8 billion, saying it contained a number of material deficiencies. [Read More...]

[Mon 17/11/2008 04:10:43]