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Heineken currently has a 41.9 percent stake in APB through a direct 9.5 percent shareholding and an indirect shareholding of 32.4 percent that is held through a joint venture with Fraser & Neave. The Singapore food and beverage conglomerate, which has been in business with Heineken for the past 80 years, owns 39.7 percent of APB via the joint venture and a 7.3 percent direct stake. Heineken said its offer is a 45 premium to the average price of APB shares in the past month. Apart from Tiger and Heineken, APB's well known beers in Asia include Bintang and Anchor. Singapore trading in shares of APB and Fraser & Neave was suspended Friday following news of Heineken's bid.
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