The two largest brewers of the world, Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) and SABMiller have set out a timeline to complete the merger of the two firms in just over two months.

Last week, SABMiller's board gave approval to a revised $104.3bn offer from AB InBev.

The shareholders of the two companies are expected to meet on 28 September, ahead of 10 October, the date set out for completion of the deal.

"A British court will review SABMiller's proposal that its shareholders should be divided into two cateogies."

Ahead of this meeting, a British court will review SABMiller's proposal that its shareholders should be divided into two cateogies.

Once the deal is completed, the merged entity will be primarily listed on the Euronext Brussels, with secondary listings on the Mexico Stock Exchange and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

Last week, AB InBev increased its offer to SABMiller due to dip in the value of sterling following the Brexit vote. The dip in sterling value indicated the original offer was not attractive enough.

The value of sterling dipped by 10% after the Brexit vote.