AB InBev Board Report Team Great Empire The CharterQuest CFO Junior Continental Baobab College Zambia Case Study Competition (2018) Gabriella Bona Chisha Sikazwe Age: 14 Age: 15 Grade: Year 10 (IGCSE) Grade: Year 10 (IGCSE) Team Leader Technology Specialist Ethical Analyser Architect Anish Balasubramanian Age: 15 Grade: Year 10 (IGCSE) Accountant & Math Specialist
Integration costs $99.5 of $105.5 Billion Billion Worth of Cash levels of Debts $6 Billion Serious Debt Asset Sales P/I 1 S/R 1 Cuts of Dividends Deal Funding Strategy Get a Sponsor and Group Financial Performance P/I 2 S/R 2 Scenario 5 P/I 3 S/R 3 Degrading Credit Get the foothold Rates into Africa
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