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Higher unemployment and rising concern over obesity in the developed economies is increasingly pushing major brewers and soda manufacturers towards the developing market to boost sales.
Let's take a look at beverage companies projected to post biggest growth.
Source: Bloomberg Visual Data
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
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Kirin Holdings
Net income growth: 62.50 per cent
Sales growth: 3.78 per cent
Earnings per share: 66.41 per cent
Overall rank: 1
Kirin Holdings, which was founded in 1907 in Japan, sells some of the most popular beer brands in Japan, and has operations around the world, including China, Taiwan, Australia, the Philippines, Europe, New Zealand and the United States.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
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Heineken International
Net income growth: 39.02 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: 6.20 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 19.17 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 2
Heineken International, which was founded in 1868 in the Netherlands, runs more than 190 breweries in 70 nations and employs 85,000 people around the world.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
Image: Young Italians drink beer in downtown Milan.Photographs: Paolo Bona/Reuters
Asahi Group Holdings
Net income growth: 25.75 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: 6.69 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 26.71 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 3
Asahi Group Holdings, which was founded in 1949 in Japan, produces alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and food products.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
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Anheuser-Busch InBev
Net income growth: 7.11 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: 9.35 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 5.29 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 4
Anheuser-Busch InBev, which was founded in 1366 in Belgium, manufactures about 200 beer brands around the world.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
Image: A heavy metal fan drinks beer as he sits in a so-called 'Wacken Taxi' in downtown Wacken, Germany.Photographs: Fabian Bimmer/Reuters
Diageo
Net income growth: 5.35 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: 3.94 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 4.12 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 5
Diageo, which was founded in 1886 in United Kingdom, produces, distills, brews, bottles, packages, and distributes spirits, beer, wine, and ready to drink beverages around the world.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
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SABMiller
Net income growth: 4.63 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: Minus 0.17 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 3.90 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 6
SABMiller, which was founded in 1895 in United Kingdom, produces and sells beer, soft drinks, and fruit juices.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
Image: Revellers drink beer during the Pohoda music festival at Trencin airport, 130km north of Bratislava, Slovakia.Photographs: Radovan Stoklasa/Reuters
Carlsberg
Net income growth: 4.58 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: Minus 0.25 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 3.88 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 7
Carlsberg, which was founded in 1847 in Denmark, sells beer and other beverages mainly in Europe and Asia.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
Image: PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi checks products at the Tops SuperMarket in Batavia, New York.Photographs: Don Heupel/Reuters
PepsiCo
Net income growth: 4.57 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: 1.50 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 5.56 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 8
PepsiCo, which was founded in 1898 in United States, is one of the biggest food and beverage companies in the world.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
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Coca-Cola
Net income growth: 2.01 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: Minus 1.64 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 3.93 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 9
Coca-Cola, which was founded in 1886 in United States, manufactures, markets, and sells non-alcoholic beverages around the world.
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World's 10 beverage companies projected to see biggest growth
Image: A shop advertises Nestle-owned Svitoch chocolates in downtown Kiev, Ukraine.Photographs: Gleb Garanich/Reuters
Nestle
Net income growth: 1.64 per cent (estimated)
Sales growth: 1.22 per cent (estimated)
Earnings per share: 2.21 per cent (estimated)
Overall rank: 10
Nestle, which was founded in 1866 in Switzerland, manufactures and sells nutrition, health, and wellness products around the world.
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