Japan's Asahi Group Holdings has plans to dive back into the China market as it looks to revive investments in the world's largest beer market.
Katsuki said that although China sales top all other markets, the U.S. beer market is "far and away the best market in the world."
Asahi has 19 production facilities around Europe, and has been hit by rising inflation in the region., and Katsuki said he expects it to "stay at a high plateau" in the coming months.
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