HEINEKEN has sold its share in Bralima, its operating company in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to ELNA Holdings Ltd. ELNA will take over all operations, including production and distribution, ensuring business continuity and local employment. HEINEKEN retains ownership of its global and regional brands and will maintain presence in the DRC through long-term trademark licensing agreements, allowing continued brewing and marketing of key brands like Heineken and Primus. This move aligns with HEINEKEN's strategy to optimize its global footprint and adopt a more asset-light model in selected markets.
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The Vancouver Chinatown Foundation and RBC are hosting Light Up Chinatown! 2026, a free two-day festival on August 8-9 along Columbia Street in Vancouver’s Chinatown. The event features exclusive food collaborations, live music performances, family a...
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