I have looked into Kingstar, they are a huge brewing company with annual beer output surpassing Australia's entire output. The distribution company looks legit also and is backed by Lenovo. Looking into retained losses - barrier to entry into a global duopoly is epic, and epically expensive. Setting up a successful operation in a communist country unilaterally (as failed companies such as fosters have attempted) would be suicide - bilaterally with the outfit Broo have aligned themselves with, looks like an incredible opportunity. The brand alone will go nuts imo. I think when profit is seen coming out of China these shares, and the value of the company are going to skyrocket, the deal is real imo. Always a gamble but I haven't seen an opportunity like this in a while. I welcome anyone else's research into the Chinese partners?
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