Gibson, a subsidiary of the Koch Industries Co., said in a statement that it was working with local governments to develop a plan for the brewery’s stock.
The brewer has been buying up stock in local companies since last summer.
It is the second-largest U.S. brewer after MillerCoors.
The company has about 1.2 million employees worldwide.
The stock has climbed about 80% this year.
In January, Gibson bought up about 70% of the stock of the Chicago-based New Orleans brewery Blue Point Brewing Co., according to Bloomberg News.
In April, Gibsons parent company, Koch Industries, bought about 7% of New England’s craft beer company, Pabst Brewing Co. Gibsson has been an early investor in the burgeoning craft beer industry.
In October, it signed a 10-year deal to purchase the majority of the San Diego brewery Lagunitas Brewing Company.
In June, it agreed to buy a majority stake in Goose Island Brewing Co.’s parent company.
In August, Gibby’s parent company announced it was buying another brewery, New Belgium Brewing Co.; it will take over as the second largest brewery in the United States after Miller.
Gibson is a member of the American Brewers Guild.
