: Bottled Water Joint Venture Between Nestlé And Coca-Cola
Nestlé and Coca Cola announce the creation of a 50:50 joint venture, Water Partners Bottling ( WPB ), which joint venture in turn has acquired a 65% share of PT AdeS Alfindo Putrasetia, Tbk (AAPS), the number two player in bottled water in
Nestlé S.A. and The Coca-Cola Company, both long-term operators in
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Nestlé S.A. and The Coca Cola Company announce today the creation of a 50:50 joint venture partnership in Indonesia, Waters Partners Bottling ( WPB ). This joint venture has, with the full support of former majority shareholders, acquired a 65% majority share of the Indonesian bottled water company, PT AdeS Alfindo Putrasetia, Tbk (AAPS). The joint venture will operate exclusively in
AAPS, a public listed company, is the number two player in bottled water in
With over 6 billion litres,
Frits van Dijk, Chief Executive Officer of Nestlé Waters, the Nestlé Groups water division, commented, Our partnership with The Coca-Cola Company represents a strong commitment to the competitive and dynamic Indonesian bottled water business. This joint venture should enable us to benefit from an effective distribution network, an established brand portfolio and a solid position, facilitating the development of our activities in this region of the world, without diluting performances.
Robert Foye, Managing Director of Coca-Cola
Nestlé Waters, the Nestlé Groups water division, is a global bottled water player, present in 130 countries across the world. With a portfolio of 77 brands (sold in all types of packaging and across all distribution channels), Nestlé Waters holds the N°1 worldwide position in the bottled water business, with 17% value market share, and a turnover of more than EUR 5 billion (CHF 8.1 billion) in 2003.
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