TOKYO -- Asahi Group Holdings will postpone the opening of a new beverage factory in Japan by three years to 2029, the maker of Super Dry beer said Friday, hit by soaring construction costs.
Company will keep operating older facility beyond its slated shutdown date

A rendering of Asahi Group Holdings' planned Tosu brewery, touted as an energy-saving facility with carbon capture technology. (Photo courtesy of Asahi Group Holdings)
TOKYO -- Asahi Group Holdings will postpone the opening of a new beverage factory in Japan by three years to 2029, the maker of Super Dry beer said Friday, hit by soaring construction costs.