The worldÔÇÖs second-largest brewing company, SABMiller, has announced it will issue 10 per cent of its South African unit to black investors. The deal, which falls in line with South AfricaÔÇÖs broad-based black economic empowerment regulations, will see 10 per cent of the brewerÔÇÖs South African subsidiary, South African Breweries (SAB), issued as shares to black investors. The transaction is expected to create around 60,000 new shareholders, of whom more than 95% will be black individuals or black majority-owned small businesses.