F&N spat with Myanmar partner turning ugly
MEHL starts arbitration process, saying it has clear right to buy over F&N's 55% stake
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[SINGAPORE] An ugly spat is unfolding between Fraser and Neave (F&N) and a Myanmar state-owned enterprise - at a time when Singapore companies are flocking to the emerging market that is just about to leave its pariah status behind for good.
Myanmar Economic Holdings Limited (MEHL), the joint venture partner of F&N in Myanmar Brewery, yesterday said that it had a "clear right" to buy out the Singapore conglomerate's stake in the beer-making business - which it values at US$246 million - adding that the deal is not political in nature.
The Myanmar military-linked investment firm, which holds 45 per cent of Myanmar Brewery, has commenced arbitration proceedings to claim F&N's 55 per cent stake in the brewery, the company said in a statement yesterday.
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