AMP received permission for the upcoming construction of an innovative 42,585 square meter (42,585 square meter) can plant in Northern Ireland. The new plant, whose construction investment will amount to 177 million euros, will generate close to 200 direct jobs.
The plant will also support its growing customer base in Ireland, the UK and Europe, while continuing to supply key customers Diageo and Coca Cola.
David Spratt, CEO of AMP Europe, was delighted with the announcement of the new project. “We are happy to be granted planning permission to deliver an innovative new manufacturing facility in Newtownabbey and move closer to creating nearly 200 new jobs for the local labor market, while supporting the growth of the circular economy.
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