Leopard Capital, one of two private equity firms in Cambodia, is bullish on beer . Leopard Capital, a Cambodian private equity firm, has completed the fourth deal from its $27m debut vehicle Leopard Cambodia Fund by investing $2m in Kingdom Breweries. LCF will acquire a 55.5 per cent share of the brewery for its investment. The company, a Cambodian beer brewer, believes that with half the country’s population under the legal drinking age limit, consumption should shoot up over the next fiv

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http://www.altassets.com/31 Jul 2009Source: AltAssetsLeopard Capital, a Cambodian private equity firm, has completed the fourth deal from its $27m debut vehicle Leopard Cambodia Fund by investing $2m in Kingdom Breweries.LCF will acquire a 55.5 per cent share of the brewery for its investment.The company, a Cambodian beer brewer, believes that with half the country’s population under the legal drinking age limit, consumption should shoot up over the next five to ten years.Kingdom Breweries aims