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It is one of the largest e-commerce enterprises operating in Africa, all of which are seeking to tap into the continent's growing consumer market.
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LONDON — The Molson Coors Brewing Company agreed on Tuesday to buy the Eastern European beer maker StarBev for $3.54 billion in a bid to benefit from what it expects to be a growing consumer market in the region.
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Analysts expect the companies to become a potent new marketing force as they try to appeal to a rapidly growing consumer market in countries like China, India and Russia.
MARK SCOTT MOLSON TO BUY STARBEV The Molson Coors Brewing Company agreed on Tuesday to buy the Eastern European beer maker StarBev for $3.54 billion 2.77 billion euros) in a bid to benefit from what is expected to be a growing consumer market in the region.
Chinese businesses are showing an interest to invest in India's infrastructure sector and are seeking increasing share in the growing consumer markets.
The politically sensitive proposal would allow big global retail chains like Wal-Mart and Ikea to set up shop in India's lucrative and growing consumer markets and build up much-needed supply chains to improve distribution and production.
China is Japan's biggest trading partner and is also among the fastest growing consumer markets.
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Located in Lagos, Terragon's software services give its clients — primarily telecommunications and financial services companies — data on Africa's growing consumer markets.
