Glucoamylase (GA) cDNA was synthesized from a GA overproducing Aspergillus niger strain T21. The integrative type plasmid pKG1 for expression and secretion of glusoamylase was constructed by insertion of GA cDNA between yeast phosphoglycerate kinase promoter and terminator regions. The plasmid contained the δ sequence of yeast Ty element, which was used as a homologous fragment for integration. The GA cDNA was introduced into a brewing yeast B48 and integrated onto its chromosomal DNA by cotransfromation of pKG1 and a YEP type plasmid pBEJ16 carrying G418 resistance. The stable transformants were selected and used for flask fermentation test. The results of test showed that the fermentation rate was raised from original 69% to 80%. The growth properties of the transformants and the beer taste were judged to be good.