In February 2007, Huiyuan Juice successfully landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising HK$ 2.4 billion, which was the largest IPO of the year, and its share price rose by 66% on the first day. In September 2008, Coca-Cola proposed to acquire all the shares of Huiyuan Juice at a price of HK$ 65,438+02.2 per share, with a total price of about HK$ 65,438+0792 million. The purchase price increased by 195% compared with the previous trading day.

This move, which Huiyuan Juice regarded as a strong alliance, triggered a strong "boycott" at the social level at that time. There are objections that the acquisition of Coca-Cola will hand over Huiyuan Juice, a national brand, and the beverage industry in China will be monopolized by overseas enterprises. In the end, the above acquisition ran aground because it failed to pass the anti-monopoly review of the Ministry of Commerce.

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