Bonds of Anheuser-Busch InBev NV rebounded as key shareholders of takeover target SABMiller Plc are said to support the deal, even after integration of the two brewers was halted because of complaints from other investors.

AB InBev’s $104 billion takeover bid for SABMiller Plc hit a snag after the target company suspended integration of the two brewers following resistance from shareholders who say they haven’t been compensated enough for the pound’s recent plunge. SABMiller shares fell the most in almost 10 months.

AB InBev’s $103.6 billion takeover bid for SABMiller Plc was thrown into disarray after the target company suspended integration of the two brewers following a rebellion from shareholders who say they haven’t been compensated enough for the pound’s recent plunge. SABMiller shares fell the most in almost 10 months.

Major SABMiller Plc shareholders have signaled they favor Anheuser-Busch InBev NV’s revised $102 billion takeover offer as the board prepares to meet in the coming days to vote on whether it supports the deal, according to people familiar with the process.

SABMiller Plc’s board unanimously recommended Anheuser-Busch InBev SA’s improved $104 billion takeover offer, paving the way for the biggest acquisition in the history of the beer industry and capping a tumultuous week in which the Budweiser maker bowed to pressure to sweeten its offer.

AB InBev had upped offer for London-based brewer from £44 to £45 a share in light of pound’s post-Brexit decline