SABMiller Plc (SAB), the world’s second-biggest brewer, reported growth in third-quarter beer volume that missed analysts’ estimates on declines in Europe and weaker-than-anticipated sales in Africa.
Beer volume rose 1 percent on a so-called organic basis in the three months through December, t
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