It all gets really handwavy with any large publicly (or privately) traded corporations. Anyone anywhere in the world could have stock in any company, and many companies have a large presence around the world.
A company like Google or apple are often considered american, but they’re always changing tax avoidance strategies, and funneling money through different countries, so in ways, they could be considered Irish, or Dutch, or part of whatever other tax shelter.
To actually answer your question, budweiser (and all AB-Inbev brands) are Belgian.
It all gets really handwavy with any large publicly (or privately) traded corporations. Anyone anywhere in the world could have stock in any company, and many companies have a large presence around the world.
A company like Google or apple are often considered american, but they’re always changing tax avoidance strategies, and funneling money through different countries, so in ways, they could be considered Irish, or Dutch, or part of whatever other tax shelter.
To actually answer your question, budweiser (and all AB-Inbev brands) are Belgian.