Will it mean cheaper beer prices.....good for me!!!!

Cheaper beer and more choice, amen to that!

Windhoek Lager......YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SABMiller is the 4th largest brewery in the world and it has a well built financial muscle.

Their retreat to test the kenya market this 2010 will be a success according to me.Its in no doubt that they have done adequate research and they have learnt on the previous mistake they did under the cunning hands of Diageo.

Assuming they enter the market through keroche by 50+1 %,this will be the last death nail they will hammer to EABL.Keroche is Struggling to pay a Barclays loan of >1billion and SABMiller entry would be a god send blessing.
As a social sipper of Tusker and GK in Kenya,and an occassional sipper of Serengeti premium courtesy of Tanzania Breweries (SABMiller),I can swear that there is no comparison and tuskers poor quality will be put to test and thrown into dustbins.

This means that the alredy dwiddling EABL profit will head south,the share price will fall and will no longer be attractive.
SABMiller.....come back and we will support you!!

my 2 cents!!!

I smell something in this deal and it is not fish.

My suspicion is that this sudden flurry of activity from SAB Miller is an empty show.

Note:
a) The Kenya market is an insignificant blip on SAB millers radar.
b) There are no strategic gains to be made in taking on Diageo in a market with such slim pickings, which is what they would be doing.
c) None of the reasons why SAB left in the first place have really changed.

Conclusion?: This move is a feint, meant to scare off EABL from TZ.

As soon as EABL gets over their lust for Serengeti you will suddenly hear no more of a SAB return to Kenya.