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Novelis, a Hindalco subsidiary, is building a 600 KT greenfield aluminium rolling and recycling plant at Bay Minette, Alabama, now expected to cost around $5 billion. About two-thirds of output is to serve North American beverage packaging, under long-term customer contracts.
Novelis, a subsidiary of Hindalco, said in its quarterly earnings release that its $4.1 billion greenfield rolling and recycling plant in Bay Minette, Alabama is progressing, with equipment being installed and operations expected in the second half of calendar 2026.
Novelis is investing approximately $90 million to raise used beverage can recycling capacity at its Latchford plant in the UK by 85 kilotonnes per year, more than 100%. Commissioning is expected to begin in December 2026.
Novelis Inc. signed a new contract to supply aluminum beverage packaging sheet to Ardagh Metal Packaging USA's metal production facilities in North America. It is Novelis's third major beverage packaging contract in under seven months.
Novelis has secured a deal to supply aluminium coil to beverage can maker Ardagh Metal Packaging in North America. Financial terms were not reported.
Novelis Inc. has signed a new contract to supply aluminum beverage packaging sheet to Ardagh Metal Packaging's metal production facilities in North America, the third such major Novelis contract in under seven months.
Novelis signed a contract to supply aluminum beverage packaging sheet to Ardagh Metal Packaging's metal production facilities in North America. It is the third major beverage packaging contract Novelis has signed in under seven months.
Novelis signed an anchor customer contract with Ball Corporation in early 2023 to supply aluminum beverage can sheet from its new Bay Minette, Alabama plant, which has secured all of that plant's beverage can capacity. The plant is expected to begin commissioning in 2025.
Novelis signed a long-term anchor customer contract with Ball Corporation to supply aluminum can sheet from its new Bay Minette, Alabama plant, which has secured all of the plant's beverage can capacity. The plant is expected to begin commissioning in 2025.
Novelis has signed a new long-term contract to supply the Coca-Cola system with aluminum coil used to make its cans. The article does not give a location or value.
Novelis signed a new long-term contract to supply aluminum can sheet to Coca-Cola's authorized North American bottlers via CCBSS, with supply partly from its Bay Minette, Alabama plant under construction and due to commission in 2025. The deal includes closed-loop recycling and a confidential multi-year volume.
Novelis has started construction of a $2.5bn aluminium recycling and rolling facility in Bay Minette, Alabama, which is scheduled for commissioning in mid-2025 and will initially process 600,000t of finished aluminium a year. The company expects to create up to 1,000 jobs.
Novelis is investing more than $30 million in a new continuous annealing line at its Plettenberg-Ohle, Germany plant, doubling capacity for aluminium used in coffee capsules.
Novelis completed a $150 million investment adding 100 kilotonnes each of rolling and recycling capacity at its Pindamonhangaba plant in Brazil, lifting annual capacity to about 680 kilotonnes of aluminum sheet and 490 kilotonnes of recycling.
Novelis is investing more than $7 million to hire 37 new employees and restart idled equipment at its Terre Haute, Indiana plant, which will produce aluminium for household foil later this year.
Novelis, a subsidiary of Hindalco Industries, has completed its acquisition of US-based aluminum rolled products producer Aleris Corporation. The deal is expected to generate about USD 150 million in synergies.
Novelis held a ribbon cutting in Warren, Ohio, to mark the completion of a $4.5 million upgrade to pretreatment and coating capabilities for aluminum beverage can sheet. The investment was first announced in November 2017.
Novelis has started work on expanding its Pindamonhangaba plant in São Paulo state, Brazil, with an investment of 650 million reais (about US$167 million) including a rail terminal. The expansion adds 100,000 t/y of rolling capacity and 60,000 t/y of recycled output, with completion expected in 2021.
Novelis announced a $175 million investment to add 100 kilotonnes of rolling and 60 kilotonnes of recycling capacity at its Pindamonhangaba plant in Brazil, with construction starting February 2019 and completion expected in 2021.
Novelis agreed to acquire Aleris, a global rolled aluminum products supplier, for about $2.6 billion including assumed debt, to diversify its portfolio and expand in Asia and automotive. The deal was announced on July 26, 2018.
Novelis announced a $4.5 million manufacturing investment at its Warren, Ohio facility to upgrade pretreatment technology and efficiency for coated aluminum sheet used in beverage can lids.
