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Successor of the Hommel brewery, founded in Hanoi by the Alsatian Alfred Hommel in 1890-1892 (industrial scale by 1902) and absorbed by BGI in 1927. Left abandoned by 1957, it was restored with Czechoslovak help: first test brew on 1 May 1958, first Truc Bach bottle on 15 August 1958 (Hanoi Brewery); East German help raised capacity to 30 million litres by 1983. HABECO since 2003, a joint-stock company since 2008, when Carlsberg became a strategic investor (later 17.5%). Brands Bia Hanoi and Truc Bach; 7.5% of the national market in 2023. unverified info