O grupo japones Kirin, um dos maiores fabricantes globais de cerveja, acertou a compra da participacao de 49,55% que estava nas maos dos acionistas minoritarios da cervejaria Schincariol.O acordo foi de R$ 2,35 bilhoes - menos do que os irmaos Jose Augusto, Daniela e Gilberto Schincariol queriam, mas mais do que a Kirin pretendia pagar para ter 100% das acoes da Schincariol.Em agosto, a Kirin ja havia adquirido 50,45% dos socios majoritarios Adriano e Alexandre Schincariol por R$ 3,95 bilhoes. Mas os minoritarios - primos de Adriano e Alexandre - foram a Justica, alegando ter direito de preferencia a compra das acoes.Conseguiram uma liminar impedindo a venda - liminar posteriormente derrubada. Nesse meio tempo, a Schincariol ja havia comecado a sentir os reflexos da turbulencia - perdeu, por exemplo, a segunda posicao no ranking de participacao de mercado para a concorrente Cervejaria Petropolis, na ultima leitura feita pela Nielsen.Envolvidos na negociacao ressaltaram que chegar a um acordo demandou grande dose de paciencia. O contrato final so foi assinado no final da tarde de ontem.Os executivos japoneses faziam questao de comunicar a compra na Bolsa de Toquio apenas mediante a apresentacao de toda a documentacao. Nao queriam pendencias que pudessem surpreende-los com discussoes juridicas no futuro.Com o acerto, a companhia familiar, fundada em 1939 pelo filho de imigrantes italianos Primo Schincariol, torna-se parte de um dos maiores grupos de bebida do Japao. Adriano Schincariol fica na empresa ate janeiro. Ja o primo Gilberto deixa a empresa agora.As informacoes sao do jornal O Estado de S. Paulo.The Japanese group Kirin, one of the largest global manufacturers of beer, agreed to buy 49.55% share of that was in the hands of minority shareholders in brewer Schincariol.The agreement was $ 2.35 billion - less than the brothers Jose Augusto, Daniel and Gilberto Schincariol wanted, but more than that Kirin wanted to pay for 100% of the shares of Schincariol.In August, Kirin had acquired 50.45% of the senior partners Adriano and Alexandre Schincariol for $ 3.95 billion. But the minority - cousins Adrian and Alexander - have gone to court, claiming to have preemptive rights to purchase shares.They got an injunction preventing the sale - later overturned an injunction. Meanwhile, Schincariol had already begun to feel the repercussions of turmoil - lost, for example, the second ranking position in market share to rival Petropolis brewery, the last reading taken by Nielsen.Involved in the negotiations stressed that reaching an agreement required a large dose of patience. The final contract was not signed until late afternoon yesterday.Japanese executives were keen to report the purchase on the Tokyo Stock Exchange only upon submission of all documentation. They did not want some outstanding issues that could surprise them with legal discussions in the future.With the settlement, the family company, founded in 1939 by the son of Italian immigrants Primo Schincariol, becomes part of one of the largest beverage Adriano Schincariol Japan is the company until January. Already cousin Gilberto leaves the company now.The information is the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo. A Petrobras apresenta em nove meses um lucro liquido