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Ball Announces Investment in New Manufacturing Facility in Uttar Pradesh, India

Ball plans a new greenfield beverage can plant in Uttar Pradesh, extending its India network with operations targeted to start in 2029.

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Ball (BALL) plans to build a new two-line beverage can manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh, India, which is expected to be operational in 2029.

The company already operates plants in Taloja, Maharashtra, and Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, and describes this as a greenfield investment to expand its Indian footprint. The project is backed by customer contracts, is expected to generate strong EVA, and is aligned with Ball's guidance that capital expenditures will average depreciation and amortization over time.

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  • New two-line facility in Uttar Pradesh expands Ball’s manufacturing footprint in India
  • Project is supported by customer contracts, providing demand visibility
  • Investment is expected to generate strong EVA, indicating value-accretive returns
  • Capital spending aligned so that capex will average depreciation and amortization over time

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p>WESTMINSTER, Colo., Sept. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL), a global leader in sustainable aluminum packaging solutions, today announced plans to further expand its manufacturing footprint in India with a new beverage can manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh.

With two established facilities in India located in Taloja, Maharashtra, and Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, Ball will now invest in a new two-line beverage can manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh, expected to be operational in 2029.

As demand for sustainable aluminum packaging grows across India, Ball remains committed to investing alongside its customers. Recent investments in Taloja and Sri City have strengthened Ball's presence in the market, and the new greenfield investment in Uttar Pradesh is the next step in Ball's commitment to the growing Indian market. The project is expected to generate strong EVA, is supported by customer contracts and is consistent with Ball's guidance that capital expenditures will average depreciation and amortization over time.

"Our vision is to build a plant network in India that supports our customers and reaches the majority of states across India," said Mandy Glew, senior vice president and president, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia. "India continues to be one of Ball's most important strategic growth markets, and this investment reflects our confidence in the country's long-term economic potential and the continued growth of aluminum packaging."

Since entering the Indian market in 2016, Ball has steadily expanded its footprint across India through its presence in Taloja and Sri City, providing a wide range of beverage can formats that serve both global and leading domestic brands.

About Ball Corporation

Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL) is the global leader in sustainable aluminum packaging solutions, serving a robust portfolio of customers in the beverage, personal care and household products industries. With 16,000 employees in more than 65 manufacturing plants and facilities worldwide, Ball reported 2025 net sales of $13.16 billion. For more information, visit www.ball.com and connect with us on LinkedIn.

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Where will Ball’s new manufacturing facility be located and what will it produce?

The planned facility will be a greenfield beverage can manufacturing plant located in Uttar Pradesh, India. It will add two new production lines to Ball’s existing Indian network focused on aluminum beverage cans.

When is the new Ball facility in Uttar Pradesh expected to start operations?

The new beverage can manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh is expected to be operational in 2029.

How does this new plant fit into Ball’s existing operations in India?

Ball already operates two facilities in India, in Taloja, Maharashtra, and Sri City, Andhra Pradesh. The Uttar Pradesh plant is intended to extend this network so that it can support customers and reach a larger share of states across India.

What strategic reasons does Ball give for investing in another Indian facility?

The company describes India as one of its most important strategic growth markets and cites growing demand for sustainable aluminum packaging and confidence in India’s long-term economic potential as reasons for this investment.

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