Suntory's beer business could see profit for 1st time in 46 yrs

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a can of Premium Malts beer, one of Suntory Ltd.'s hit products. Suntory Ltd.'s beer brewing business is likely to move into the black this year for the first time since it entered the field in 1963, thanks to hit products such as Premium Malts and low-priced beer-like beverages, sources familiar with the matter said Nov. 13.

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