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Ball CEO: ‘We’re With the Brands That are Winning in Beer’

Ball CEO: ‘We’re With the Brands That are Winning in Beer’

Ball Corporation president and CEO Daniel Fisher expressed confidence in the world’s largest can manufacturer’s ability to win with beer and beverage-alcohol companies, during the company’s Q3 2024 earnings call Thursday.

Ball: Global Beverage Can Shipments -6.7% in Q1; ‘Low-Single Digit’ Volume Growth Projected in 2023; Beer Industry Promotions Needed

Ball: Global Beverage Can Shipments -6.7% in Q1; ‘Low-Single Digit’ Volume Growth Projected in 2023; Beer Industry Promotions Needed

Ball Corporation reported that global beverage can shipments declined -6.7% in the first quarter of 2023. For the full year, the can manufacturer is estimating that its global volume growth will be in the “low-single digits,” with volume in North America “slightly down.” Leaders discuss need for beer companies to launch promotions.

Ball in Talks to Close Can Plant in Wallkill, New York

Ball in Talks to Close Can Plant in Wallkill, New York

The world’s largest manufacturer of aluminum cans is considering closing another production facility. Ball Corporation announced today that it has notified employees and union representatives of the potential closure of its plant in Wallkill, New York, as part of its collective bargaining agreement.

Ball Full-Year Can Shipments +0.8%, Q4 Shipments -6%

Ball Full-Year Can Shipments +0.8%, Q4 Shipments -6%

Ball Corp., the largest manufacturer of aluminum cans in the world, reported full-year and fourth quarter global shipments up +0.8% and down -6.1%, respectively, including the company’s now-divested Russia business.