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Gores Holdings V entered a business combination with Ardagh Metal Packaging, which will become a standalone listed company. Ardagh Group will still own about 82% after the deal.
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.
Ardagh Metal Packaging's planned £150 million can factory at Global Point Business Park in Newtownabbey has been delayed by at least a year, with construction now unlikely before 2024. The plant was expected to create around 160 permanent jobs.
Ardagh Metal Packaging acquired a majority share in Switzerland-based digital can printer NOMOQ, a start-up founded in 2021. The deal extends AMP's support for newcomers to the beverage market and gives its European customers access to digital can printing.
Ardagh Metal Packaging is investing nearly EUR 80 million to add a third production line at its La Ciotat plant, launching in the first half of 2023, to make slim beverage cans previously imported from Germany.
Ardagh Metal Packaging received full planning permission for a GBP 150 million drinks can factory at Global Point Business Park in Newtownabbey, Co Antrim, creating 160 jobs. The 460,000 sq ft facility will supply customers across Ireland, Britain and Europe.
Ardagh Metal Packaging is investing in expanding its La Ciotat, France beverage can facility, supported by Bpifrance and Sud Attractivité, creating about 80 jobs with production expected to begin in the first half of 2023.
Ardagh Metal Packaging submitted a full planning application for a $200 million beverage can plant at Global Point, Newtownabbey near Belfast, expected to create about 160 direct jobs. The plant is planned to be operational in 2023.
Ardagh Metal Packaging acquired Quebec-based Hart Print, a North American digital printing specialist for beverage cans, to serve emerging customers and smaller runs. The announcement was made on November 17, 2021.
Ardagh Metal Packaging has revealed plans for a beverage can plant in the south west United States to add capacity, announced with its third-quarter results. No further details were given in the article.
Ardagh Metal Packaging has revealed plans for a beverage can plant in the UK to add capacity, announced with its third-quarter results. No further details were given in the article.
Ardagh Metal Packaging completed its merger with Gores Holdings V on August 5, 2021, and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under AMBP, with Ardagh Group keeping about 82% of the business. Gores Holdings V reportedly paid around $1 billion for the deal.
Ardagh Metal Packaging, the metal packaging business of Ardagh Group, completed its $8.5 billion business combination with the special purpose acquisition company Gores Holdings V on August 4, 2021, becoming an independent public company.
Ardagh Metal Packaging S.A., a beverage can producer, completed its business combination with special purpose acquisition company Gores Holdings V on 4 August 2021. The combined company begins trading on the NYSE as AMBP on 5 August 2021.
Ardagh Group agreed to combine its metal packaging business, Ardagh Metal Packaging, with special purpose acquisition company Gores Holdings V, with the new company to list on the NYSE under AMBP. Ardagh will keep about 80% and receive up to $3.4 billion in cash.
Anheuser-Busch agreed to sell its Houston-based Longhorn Glass manufacturing facility, which supplies bottles to its Houston brewery, to Ardagh Group. Ardagh plans to invest in modernizing the facility, and the transaction is expected to be followed by a long-term supply agreement.
Ardagh Group has bought a facility in Huron, Ohio, to convert into a plant making beverage cans and ends, with three can lines and about 200 jobs. Production is due to begin in late 2021.
