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Anheuser-Busch InBev is poised to announce on Wednesday that it has clinched a deal to buy SABMiller for £68bn and sell the latter’s majority stake in its US joint venture brewing business to Molson Coors of Canada. The main deal would create the world’s largest brewer, and the sale of the MillerCoors joint venture interest is seen as essential to help AB InBev win approval from US regulators for the SAB takeover. One person familiar with the negotiations said SAB would sell its 58 per cent stake for about $12bn (£7.
