Wells Fargo reaffirms their Hold rating on Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMBP). Oct. 7, 2026, 05:15 PM In a report released today, Gabrial Hajde from Wells Fargo maintained a Hold rating on Ardagh Metal Packaging, with a price target of $5.00. Hajde covers the Consumer Cyclical sector, focusing on stocks such as O-I Glass, International Paper Co, and Packaging. According to TipRanks, Hajde has an average return of 1.3% and a 53.52% success rate on recommended stocks. In addition to Wells Fargo, Ardagh Metal Packaging also received a Hold from UBS's Joshua Spector in a report issued on October 5. However, on the same day, Bank of America Securities maintained a Sell rating on Ardagh Metal Packaging (NYSE: AMBP). Based on Ardagh Metal Packaging's latest earnings release for the quarter ending June 30, the company reported a quarterly revenue of $1.71 billion and a net profit of $35 million. In comparison, last year the company earned a revenue of $1.46 billion and had a net profit of $5 million Read More on AMBP:

Royal Swinkels partners with Ardagh Metal Packaging. Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMP) has partnered with Royal Swinkels on the launch of BarLoca, an alcohol-free wine in AMP's dedicated 250 ml wine can. BarLoca is made from Southern Italian wine and dealcoholised at Royal Swinkels' brewery in Lieshout. BarLoca Bianco and Rosso are now available in The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany in a semi-matt can built specifically for wine: it keeps out light and air and combines the quality and character of wine with the convenience and versatility of aluminium packaging. As the only can manufacturer in Europe producing dedicated wine cans, AMP is said to bring unique expertise to this growing category. AMP's solution has been developed with the specific requirements of wine in mind, providing brands with a packaging format that protects product quality while offering consumers a modern and convenient way to enjoy wine. The can helps protect the wine from light and air, while its specially designed interior lining helps preserve its quality and taste. Lightweight and unbreakable, the aluminium can is easy to transport, chill and store, while the single-serve format offers convenience. The launch comes at a time when the beverage market is changing. No- and low-alcohol beverages continue to gain relevance as consumers seek greater choice and flexibility in their drinking habits. Many consumers are increasingly looking for health-conscious and convenient beverage choices, while expectations around taste and quality remain high. These developments are creating new opportunities for wine in cans. The format combines the benefits of aluminium with the convenience required for a wider range of consumption occasions, as cans are well suited to social gatherings, meals, outdoor occasions, festivals, terraces and everyday moments at home. Flemming Morth, Head of New Drinks at Royal Swinkels: "With BarLoca 0.0% wine, we set out to do what alcohol-free beer has done for beer drinkers. We wanted wine drinkers to keep the wine experience, also when they choose to skip the alcohol. The can opens up new occasions, because it is single serve and easy to take along. The 250 ml size makes it easy to pour just one glass, switch between red and white, and have wine at moments when a full bottle doesn't make sense. Together with Ardagh Metal Packaging, we found a can that preserves the quality of the wine and stands out on the shelf." "BarLoca is an innovative 0.0% wine concept, and it deserves a packaging solution that reflects that innovation. By combining Royal Swinkels' beverage expertise with our experience in wine cans, we are bringing an innovative product to market in a modern packaging format that combines quality and convenience. We are excited to continue our long-standing partnership with Royal Swinkels and to support the launch of BarLoca," said Gerlof Toenhake, Director of Marketing and Business Development, Ardagh Metal Packaging-Europe. * October 7, 2026

Quinn Imrie, Manager of Quality Control at Ardagh Glass Packaging-North America's Burlington, Wisconsin facility, has received the 2026 Women in Glass Award from the Glass Manufacturing Industry Council. The award recognises women demonstrating excellence in leadership and employee development within the glass industry. Since joining Ardagh in 2010, Imrie has advanced through several leadership roles whilst building high-performing teams. She has played a key role in the company's Summer Internship Programme, mentoring emerging talent. Her operational improvements include implementing enhanced glass gauging booths and establishing quarterly Quality Control forums. Imrie was formally recognised at the 87th Glass Problems Conference on 15 September 2026 in Toledo, Ohio. Ardagh Glass Packaging operates facilities in North America, Europe and Africa, recording revenues of $4.1 billion in 2025.