Anheuser-Busch InBev to take back stake in its canmaking plants January 6, 2026 Canmaking Metal Container Corporation's beverage can and aluminium bottle plant at Arnold, Missouri The minority stake in Anheuser-Busch InBev’s canmaking operations sold by the brewer five years ago is to be reacquired for about USD3 billion. To continue reading, subscribe to The Canmaker Enjoy unlimited access to canmaker.com with a subscription View options Already a member? Log in here TagsAluminium beverage can demandBreweriesBusiness acquisitionBusiness investmentcanned beer brands Share LinkedinEmail Previous articleORG prepares ground for Kazakhstan canmaking plantNext articleRoux bows out with “pleasing” full year results at Nampak Related Content IMDPA: Tariff uncertainty likely to continue to challenge US canmakers October 5, 2026 IMDPA: US canmakers told to strengthen supply chains from the ground up October 5, 2026 IMDPA: Shell highlights the value of lubrication October 5, 2026 Direct-to-shape digital print on show at Hinterkopf open days October 2, 2026 Tin price is “stable” at around USD54,000 per tonne October 1, 2026 Award-winning digital proofing on cans comes to North America October 1, 2026 Load more Recent Articles IMDPA: Tariff uncertainty likely to continue to challenge US canmakers Canmaking October 5, 2026 IMDPA: US canmakers told to strengthen supply chains from the ground up Canmaking October 5, 2026 IMDPA: Shell highlights the value of lubrication Canmaking October 5, 2026 Direct-to-shape digital print on show at Hinterkopf open days Canmaking October 2, 2026 AI-powered mixed-waste sorting could boost aluminium recovery Sustainability October 2, 2026