Inbev

History

The origins of Inbev date back to 1366. Inbev was formed in 2004 when Interbrew and Companhia de Bebidas das Americas (AmBev) combined together. Over the years, Inbev has strengthened its position in the world’s major beer markets through organic growth, world-class efficiency, targeted acquisitions, and by giving priority to the customers. Today, Inbev is the world’s biggest brewer by volume operating globally. It holds leading positions in the Americas, Europe and Asia, and is ranked among the leaders in over 20 key beer markets around the world.

Mission

The mission of Inbev is to create enduring bonds with consumers by providing brands and experiences that bring people together.

Area of Operation

The businesses of Inbev in the field of brewing are:

• Beer (Local Brands and Global Brands)
• Soft Drinks
• Beverages

Inbev has a portfolio of more than 200 brands. Some of the most popular global brands of Inbev are:

• Stella Artois
• Brahma
• Beck’s
• Leffe

Key Statistics

• Inbev holds assets of $27.79 billion.
• Inbev has made profits of $1.12 billion in 2006.
• Inbev operates in 32 countries across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific.
• Inbev has 85,000 employees.

Organization

According to the organization chart, the Management Structure of Inbev is as follows:

• CEO
• Zone Presidents
• Chief Legal and Communications Officer
• Chief People & Technology Officer
• Chief Marketing Officer
• Chief Financial Officer
• Chief Sales Officer
• Chief Technical Officer

International Ranking

• Inbev ranks 317 in the world according to Forbes Magazine list.
• Inbev ranks 472 in Fortune Global 500 list.

Headquarter Address

Brouwerijplein 1
B-3000 Leuven
Belgium
Phone: 32-16-27 6111
Website URL: www.inbev.com