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Research Projects 2011 Fellow's Research Projects 2010 Fellow's Research Projects 2009 Fellow's Research Projects Close [first sentense] Home Newsroom News Releases 2008 November 17, 2008 Merger Discussions between Coca-Cola Amatil and Kirin's affiliated company, Lion Nathan Lion Nathan Limited (Sydney, Australia; CEO Rob Murray; hereafter, "LN"), a 46% owned and affiliated company of Kirin Holdings Company, Limited (President and CEO Kazuyasu Kato; hereafter, "KH"), has announced today that it is in discussions regarding a potential merger with Coca-Cola Amatil Limited (Sydney, Australia; Chairman, David M. Gonski; hereafter "CCA"), Oceania's leading non-alcoholic beverages company. If successful, KH will have a shareholding of 47.5% of the merged company ("MergeCo"), and will be able to consolidate MergeCo's results. LN would acquire all of the issued shares in CCA via a scheme of arrangement which will require approval from the CCA shareholders. The combination of LN and CCA would create the leading Australian and New Zealand beverage company with a strong and diversified business comprising leading brands spanning almost all drinking occasions including beer, soft drinks, spirits and fine wine. Transaction Terms The proposed purchase price for CCA is approximately A$8.0 billion, payable by way of cash and shares in LN, with the choice of consideration at the election of CCA shareholders (subject to scale back). The proposed consideration mix for the transaction is A$4.5 billion cash and 346 million LN shares. The cash component of the consideration will be financed via: a placement to KH of up to 327 million new LN ordinary. The placement will raise approximately A$3.76 billion of cash, will require LN shareholder approval and is conditional upon the proposed merger proceeding; and a limited amount of transaction debt for which LN has obtained committed bank facilities. The debt raised by LN is sized to ensure that the combined business has a strong balance sheet and significant financial flexibility going forward. The merger would require the approval of a range of regulatory authorities including the ACCC, the NZCC, the FIRB, and would be subject to other customary conditions for a transaction of this nature. It will also require the support of both LN shareholders (in relation to the placement) and CCA shareholders (in relation to the scheme of arrangement) in separate shareholder meetings. The proposed transaction represents a combination of CCA and LN and there is no intention to vend or otherwise combine any of KHs other businesses or assets in the region, including National Foods into the combined company. KH's long-term group vision, as outlined in KH Group Vision 2015, is to be a leading company in Asia and Oceania, and KH has been promoting a strategy in these regions of focusing on profitable operations in the area of "food and health". CCA is Oceania's leading non-alcoholic beverages company, manufacturing and distributing carbonates, functional drinks and food, possessing a strong distribution network and a logistics function reaching across Australia. Through the acquisition, KH will reinforce the foundation of the beverage business within the Oceania region, and further drive KH group's integrated beverage strategy. Through the merger, KH would reinforce the foundation of the beverage business within the Oceania region, and further drive KH group's comprehensive beverages strategy. Corporate Fact Sheet: Coca-Cola Amatil Limited 1. Company nameCoca-Cola Amatil Limited 2. Head officeSydney, New South Wales, Australia 3. Representative David M Gonski, Chairman Terry J Davis, Group Managing Director 4. Capital stock(As of December 31, 2007*) Net assets: A$1,441 million Total assets: A$4,638 million 5. Financial results(For FY ended December 31, 2007*) Net sales: A$4,017 million EBIT: A$648 million Net profit: A$368 million * December financial year end 6. Number of employees:(As of December 2007) Approximately 15,666 7. Business description:Leading non-alcoholic beverages business, Food service business 8. Core brandsOwn brands: Kirks, Deep Spring Licensed brands: Coca-Cola, Lift, Sprite, Fanta, Powerade 9. Manufacturing base 26 major facilities (Australia 9, New Zealand 5, Fiji 1, Indonesia 10, Papua New Guinea 1) 10. Company milestones 1904: Company established (British Tobacco Company(Australia)Limited) 1964: Acquired Coca-Cola Bottlers(Perth)Pty Ltd 1977: Changed company name to Amatil Limited 1988: Acquired Coca-Cola bottling operations in Fiji and New Zealand 1989: Changed company name to Coca-Cola Amatil Limited The Coca-Cola Company becomes the major shareholder 1991: Acquired two major Coca-Cola bottling operations in Papua New Guinea 1998: Demerged European operations to create a new separate publicly-listed company, Coca-Cola Beverages 2005: Acquired Grinders Coffee and SPC Ardmona Acquired the Northern Territory soft drink business from Parmalat Australia. This acquisition made the company the sole licensee of Coca-Cola products in Australia 2006: Established Pacific Beverages as a alcohol joint venture with SABMiller Corporate Fact Sheet: Lion Nathan Limited 1. Company nameLion Nathan Limited 2. Head officeSydney, New South Wales, Australia 3. Representative Geoff Ricketts, Chairman Rob Murray, CEO 4. Capital stock(As of September 30, 2007*) Net assets: A$828 million Total assets: A$2,620 million 5. Financial results(For FY ended September 30, 2007*) Net sales: A$1,970 million EBIT: A$472 million Net profit: A$282million * September financial year end 6. Number of employees:(As of September 2007)Approximately 2,764 7. Business description: Significant brewing businesses in Australia and New Zealand. Smaller businesses in spirits and RTDs (through joint venture with Bacardi) and in premium wine. 8. Core brandsTooheys, XXXX, Hahn, Boags, Steinlager, Speights, Petaluma, Wither Hills, St Hallett 9. Manufacturing base 11 major facilities (Australia 5, New Zealand 6) *Excludes wineries 10. Company milestones 1860: Started brewing with Lion brand 1924: 10 leading brewing companies merged to form New Zealand Breweries (Changes its name to Lion later) 1988: Lion Nathan was formed when New Zealand's largest retailer, LD Nathan & Co, merged with brewer, wine and spirit manufacturer and hotel operator, Lion Breweries 1990: Acquired 50 percent share in Natbrew Holdings which owned Alan Bond's brewing assets in Australia including Castlemaine Tooheys and Swan Brewing 1991: Acquired the remaining 50 percent of Natbrew Holdings 1993: Acquired New South Wales boutique brewer, Hahn Brewing, and the South Australian Brewing Company 1995: Entered the Chinese beer market through the purchase of a controlling interest in the Taihushui brewery 1998: Kirin Brewery acquired 46 percent interest in the company 2000: Shifted its domicile to Australia from New Zealand 2002: Acquired New Zealand wine company Wither Hills 2004: Sold the Chinese beer business to China Resources Breweries 2008: Acquired Tasmanian brewer J. 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