POR: Edelman
A Ball Corporation (NYSE: BLL) concluiu a aquisição da Tubex Indústria e Comércio de Embalagens Ltda., empresa de embalagens de alumínio para aerossol, que inclui a unidade fabril de Itupeva, em São Paulo.
A empresa, que agora faz parte da divisão de embalagens de alumínio para aerossol da Ball, complementa o negócio global de embalagens para aerossol e discos de alumínio da Ball nas Américas, Europa e Índia. A fábrica de Itupeva inclui oito linhas de latas e produz embalagens para o segmento de cuidados pessoais para clientes globais e locais no Brasil.
Sobre a Ball Corporation
A Ball Corporation fornece soluções inovadoras e sustentáveis de embalagens para clientes de bebidas, cuidados pessoais e produtos domésticos, bem como aeroespacial e outras tecnologias e serviços, principalmente para o governo dos EUA. A Ball Corporation e suas subsidiárias empregam mais de 18.300 pessoas ao redor do mundo e registraram vendas líquidas de U$ 11.5 bilhões em 2019. Para mais informações, acesse www.ball.com ou comunique-se conosco pelo Facebook ou Twitter.
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