A. LE COQ BEER

Olvi was founded in Finland in 1878 and grew into an international brewing company. Its historical company profile records breweries in five countries, 1,797 employees and net sales of €384.3 million in 2018. Olvi is a publicly listed limited company whose A shares trade on NASDAQ Nordic.
The company profile lists Olvi plc's brewery holdings as follows: Estonia's AS A. Le Coq — 100%; Latvia's A/S Cēsu Alus — 99.88%; Lithuania's Volfas Engelman — 99.58%; and Belarus's Lidskoe Pivo — 95.87%. It also lists an 80% holding in Servaali Oy, a Finnish company operating in drinks imports, sales and marketing
quality drinks.
A. Le Coq is Estonia's oldest and largest drinks producer. Its range covers 16 product groups, including beer, juices, water and soft
drinks. The company also produces cider, low-alcohol and juice-based drinks, sports and energy drinks, syrups, kvass and soups. A. Le Coq supports a responsible approach to alcohol consumption.
Alexander is one of A. Le Coq's most popular brands. Its name is familiar to speakers of many languages. The beer comes in a pint-sized 568 ml aluminium can with a protective foil cover, setting it apart from other lagers. The beer
Alexander is easy to drink and appeals to a variety of tastes. The range includes three styles: Alexander Lager, Alexander Weizen and Alexander Dunkel. Alcohol content: Lager — 5.2%; Weizen — 5.0%; Dunkel — 4.2%.