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FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
Case:
SUN
BREWING
(A)
&
(B)
Group
4:
Anagel
Liao-‐M10218003
Tiffy
Huang-‐M10218014
Wendy
Wen-‐M10218019
Ta
Van
Thanh-‐M10221803
Durand
Florian-‐E10221004
Bonnefoy
Laurent-‐E10221005
S U N
B R E W I N G
A
Question
1:
What
situation
was
Khemka
family
involved
in
during
the
case?
What
other
options
could
they
choose
originally?
In
August
1998,
the
Russian
economy
collapse.
With
the
country
defaulting
on
public
and
private
debt,
and
a
massive
devaluation
of
the
rouble,
the
drop
in
traded
equity
in
Russian
companies
was
precipitous.
SUN
Brewing’s
stock
price,
which
had
reached
an
all-‐time
high
of
$19.5
in
March,
plummeted
to
$1.75
on
September
22,
and
the
stock
price
still
remained
well
under
$3.00
by
March
1999.
SUN
Brewing
was
forced
to
cancel
its
intended
NYSE
offerings,
and
they
still
have
a
$40
million
bridge
loan
that
needed
to
be
repaid
right
away.
In
early
1999,
apart
from
the
severe
impact
of
the
Russian
financial
crisis,
Baltika
had
overtaken
Sun
Brewing
as
the...