(Reuters) Japan Tobacco said it would buy all shares of Haggar Cigarette & Tobacco Factory Ltd of Sudan and South Sudan in a deal worth about $450 million, as part of a push to bolster its presence in emerging markets.
Haggar, maker of the Bringi cigarette brand, has more than an 80 percent market share in Sudan. The north African country had a total sales volume of about 5.5 billion cigarettes in 2010, said Japan Tobacco, the world's No.3 cigarette maker. Continued
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Japan Tobacco says to buy Haggar Cigarette of Sudan/South Sudan
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