Apollo Funds Divest Stake in Aluminum Packaging Leader Altmira
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Apollo Global Management has sold its stake in Altmira Holdings, a leading Asian aluminum packaging manufacturer, to a fund managed by MBK Partners. Altmira was established in 2022 through the merger of aluminum businesses from Showa Denko (now Resonac) and Mitsubishi Materials. Apollo successfully supported the creation of a vertically integrated recycling ecosystem at the company, marking a successful case of sponsor-led corporate restructuring in Japan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Where was Artemira Holdings transferred to by Apollo Global Management?
- A: It was transferred to a fund managed by MBK Partners.
- Q: When and how was Artemira Holdings established?
- A: It was established in April 2022 through the integration of the aluminum can and foil business of the former Showa Denko (now Resonac Holdings Corporation) and the aluminum can, rolled, and extruded products business of Mitsubishi Materials Corporation.
- Q: What is the strength of the business model that Artemira Holdings has built?
- A: It operates a vertically integrated circular aluminum recycling ecosystem within the group, handling everything from the recovery of used beverage cans to slab casting, coil rolling, and beverage can processing.
- Q: What are other private equity-backed companies in Japan by Apollo Fund?
- A: Panasonic Automotive Systems and Japan Glass (planned completion) are examples.
- Q: Can you provide an overview of Apollo Global Management?
- A: It is a global alternative asset management firm headquartered in New York, USA, with approximately 1.03 trillion dollars in assets under management as of the end of March 2026.