The document discusses potential M&A targets for WorldWide Brewing Co. It provides details on 6 companies, including their operations, financial performance, and ownership structure. It recommends HappyHour Co., Spirit Bay, and Bevy's Direct as potential acquisition targets, due to their strategic fit with WorldWide's operations and attractive growth rates. Hipsters' Ale and Brew Co are not recommended due to their ownership structures.
The document discusses potential M&A targets for WorldWide Brewing Co. It provides details on 6 companies, including their operations, financial performance, and ownership structure. It recommends HappyHour Co., Spirit Bay, and Bevy's Direct as potential acquisition targets, due to their strategic fit with WorldWide's operations and attractive growth rates. Hipsters' Ale and Brew Co are not recommended due to their ownership structures.
The document discusses potential M&A targets for WorldWide Brewing Co. It provides details on 6 companies, including their operations, financial performance, and ownership structure. It recommends HappyHour Co., Spirit Bay, and Bevy's Direct as potential acquisition targets, due to their strategic fit with WorldWide's operations and attractive growth rates. Hipsters' Ale and Brew Co are not recommended due to their ownership structures.
Subject: To discuss potential M&A targets for WorldWide Brewing Co.
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Company Description Relevance to WorldWide Recommendation
Brewing
HappyHour HappyHour Co. is the largest It has similar operations to Recommend
Co. player in Singapore and WorldWide Brewing across the Malaysia, in the segments of same segments and is the beer, spirits and non- leading player in Singapore and alcoholic beverages. Its Malaysia, suggesting the operations include potential for strategic benefits manufacturing facilities, and synergies. It has solid distribution and direct sales financial results and an and it has demonstrated ownership structure that is strong growth in EBITDA in owned by 3 families, rendering a FY2020 which was up 20% potential acquisition relatively pcp and amounted to simple and feasible. HappyHour US$300mm. Co. would be appropriate to share. They are an Indonesian Spirit Bay is reported Recommend Spirit Bay company, operating in US$400mm in EBITDA, beers, spirits and non- which is up 40% from the alcoholic beverages in previous period. The growth Singapore, Malaysia and rate seems pretty attractive. China. They are the #1 hey are 60% owned by a player in Indonesia, and Global Sponsor, and have #2 in Singapore and been undergoing aggressive Malaysia. Operations are cost cutting measures to integrated too. Think improve their earnings their manufacturing facilities are located in Indonesia. Hipsters’ Malaysian beer and The company is owned by Not Recommend Ale spirits company operating 30 independent breweries. in Singapore, Indonesia, In fact, the manufacturing Japan, Korea and facilities is led by a Cambodia. Hipsters’ Ale consortium of independent also manufacture, microbreweries in each distribute, and sell their respective region. products directly US$200mm EBITDA in FY2020, up 15% on the previous period. Brew Co, a Malaysian shareholders are mostly Not Recommend Brew Co. beer and spirits company. institutional. They are listed They only operate on the Bursa Malaysia, the manufacturing facilities, stock exchange in Malaysia. but are the #1 alcohol They’ve earnt US$800mm in manufacturing player in EBITDA for FY2020, which is Malaysia. actually 5% down from last year Bevy’s Direct, based in The owner is a wholefoods Recommend Bevy’s Singapore. They operate retailer, and they recorded Direct in beer, spirits and non- US$250mm in FY2020 alcoholic beverages EBITDA, up 20% from the across Malaysia, China, year prior. Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Cambodia, Australia and New Zealand, but they only do wholesale distribution. The owner is a wholefoods retailer, and they recorded US$250mm in FY2020 EBITDA, up 20% from the year prior.