AB InBev announces consent solicitation process for Australian dollar bonds
- Tuesday, 03 September 2019
Anhesuer-Busch InBev (AB InBev), through its subsidiary FBG Finance, announced a consent solicitation process for its outstanding Kangaroo bonds on 3 September. The issuer is seeking approval to substitute the existing issuer name with a new one, AB InBev Worldwide, and the consequent removal of the new issuer as a guarantor of the notes as a result of the divestiture of Carlton United Breweries by AB InBev.
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