BALL Corp (BALL) stock price, news and key stats
Price
Last close as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.
- Previous close
- $61.01
- Open
- $61.08
- Day range
- $60.77 – $61.94
- Volume
- 1.7M
About BALL Corp
Ball Corporation is a manufacturer of metal packaging for beverages, food, and household products, primarily exposed to manufacturing and trade conditions.
Latest BALL news
- Metal Packaging Market Outlook: 3.12% CAGR (2026–2035), Reaching $198.20 Billion by 2035Market Outlook · Sep 15, 2026
The metal packaging market is projected to experience steady growth, with an estimated compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.12% from 2026 to 2035, ultimately reaching a market value of $198.20 billion by 2035. This growth is primarily driven by the increasing demand for packaged food and beverages, as consumers continue to prioritize convenience and sustainability in their purchasing decisions. The market was valued at approximately $156.7 billion in 2025, indicating a robust expansion trajectory in the coming years. Key players in the metal packaging sector, including Ardagh Metal Packaging SA, Ball Corporation, and Crown Holdings, are expected to benefit from this upward trend. As the industry adapts to evolving consumer preferences, innovations in packaging technology and materials will likely play a crucial role in enhancing product offerings and reducing environmental impact. The shift towards sustainable packaging solutions is particularly significant, as manufacturers seek to align with global sustainability goals and consumer expectations for eco-friendly products. Market analysts suggest that while the growth rate may vary across different segments and regions, the overall outlook remains positive. The metal packaging market's resilience can be attributed to its versatility and the ongoing shift towards recyclable materials, which are becoming increasingly important in the face of environmental concerns. As the market evolves, stakeholders will need to navigate challenges such as fluctuating raw material costs and regulatory pressures, while capitalizing on opportunities presented by emerging markets and changing consumer behaviors.
- Canada’s trade war with U.S. could put dent Coloradans’ pocketbooksGeopolitics · Aug 27, 2026
Canada's escalating trade tensions with the United States are raising concerns about potential economic repercussions for consumers in Colorado. Following a breakdown in negotiations last week, both countries have ramped up tariffs and trade restrictions, which could disrupt the flow of goods and services between them. This situation is particularly alarming for Colorado's exporters and importers, who rely heavily on cross-border trade for their business operations. The implications for consumers could be significant. Increased tariffs may lead to higher prices on a variety of goods, from agricultural products to manufactured items, as businesses pass on the costs to consumers. Colorado's economy, which is closely tied to both agriculture and manufacturing, could face a ripple effect, potentially leading to job losses and reduced economic growth if the trade war escalates further. As businesses brace for the impact, Coloradans may soon feel the pinch in their wallets, underscoring the interconnectedness of regional economies in the face of international disputes.
Index membership
- S&P 500 · Materials
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