Adjusted EBITDA Outperformance
Q1 adjusted EBITDA was $179 million, up 15% year-over-year and above the prior guidance range of $160M–$170M; full-year 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance reaffirmed at $750M–$775M.
Strong European Performance
Europe Q1 revenue rose 18% to $625 million (6% on a constant currency basis); Europe adjusted EBITDA increased 53% YoY to $75 million (36% on a constant currency basis), driven by input cost recovery, favorable volume mix and specialty can growth.
Revenue Growth in the Americas
Americas revenue increased 19% to $879 million in Q1, principally reflecting pass-through of higher input costs and favorable volume mix effects.
Brazil Outperformance
Brazil beverage shipments increased 14% in Q1, outpacing the industry and delivering strong results driven by above-market volume growth and improved fixed-cost absorption.
Robust Liquidity and Refinancing
Quarter-end liquidity was $488 million; AMP completed an upsized and extended asset-based lending facility ($450 million, maturity extended to Jan 2031).
Energy Hedging Coverage
AMP reported strong hedging coverage for energy: over 85% for 2026, over 75% for 2027 and more than 60% for 2028, limiting near-term energy price exposure.
Operational and Commercial Momentum
Scanner data showed continued market share gains for beverage cans in early-year months; specialty can volumes and network optimizations are progressing, with capacity expansion plans in Spain and the U.K.
Capital and Cash Flow Guidance
2026 expected cash items outlined: total CapEx of ~$200M (including growth), cash interest ~$220M, lease principal repayments ~115M, cash tax ~$30M, and a small working capital outflow; quarterly ordinary dividend maintained at $0.10 per share.
Legal Win with Potential Cash Award
Jury awarded AMP approximately $175 million (plus possible pre-judgment interest) in the Boston Beer breach-of-contract case, subject to post-trial motions and potential appeal.