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ING looks to selling Asian insurance unit Heineken’s Asian ambitions found favour on the markets on Monday. The Dutch brewer’s share price rose after secured the acquisition of a controlling stake in Singapore based Asia Pacific Breweries, the maker of Tiger beer.
Controlling APB is strategic for the Dutch brewer, given the current global consolidation of the beer sector.
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