Who We Are
AB InBev Efes was founded on 31 March 2018 following the merger of AB InBev and Anadolu Efes businesses in Russia and Ukraine.
AB InBev Efes Russia runs 11 breweries: Vladivostok (Primorski Krai), Volzhsky (Volgograd Region), Ivanovo (Ivanovo Region), Kazan (Republic of Tatarstan), Kaluga (Kaluga Region), Klin (Moscow Region), Novosibirsk (Novosibirsk Region), Omsk (Omsk Region), Saransk (Republic of Mordovia), Ulyanovsk (Ulyanovsk Region), Ufa (Republic of Bashkortostan) and 3 malt houses in Kazan, Omsk and Saransk. The Company also runs 3 breweries in Ukraine: Chernigov, Nikolayev and Kharkov.
Brand Portfolio
The company's brand portfolio consists of more than 75 well-known brands. Major brands in Russia include BUD, BUD Alcohol Free, Spaten, Corona Extra, Velkopopovický Kozel, Hoegaarden, Stariy Melnik iz Bochonka, Klinskoye, Beliy Medved, etc. AB InBev Efes is currently one of the biggest players on the beer market of Russia and Ukraine.
Heritage
Beginning of brewing beer in Leffe abbey
Stella Artois beer was brewed at The Den Hoom in Leuven
Adolphus Bush created American Lager which is name Budweiser
Was founded South African Breweries and its office within the Castle brewery, Johannesburg
Was brewed Corona Extra at the Cerveceria Modela brewery in Mexico City for the first time
Start of production Efes Pilsener in Turkey
Was founded hop processing center, two malting houses and 2 breweries
Entry of the company to the Kazakhstan market
In Turkey amount of breweries increased to 5
Start production in Russia, in Moscow brewery
Entry of the company to the Moldova market
Companies Interbrew and Ambev are merge in the one company InBev
Joining the company "Krasny Vostok" to Efes
The company Anheuser-Bush InBev was created as a result of the merge Anheuser-Bush and InBev
Entry of the company to the Georgia market
acquisition of assets of SAB Miller company in Russia and Ukraine. Entry on Ukranian market
AB InBev combined with Grupo Modelo
AB InBev combined with SAB Miller
Merger of AB InBev and Anadolu Efes in Russia and Ukraine
