An oat campus: Oatly invests $16 million in its Swedish production plant to support growing global demand
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An oat campus: Oatly invests $16 million in its Swedish production plant to support growing global demand. MALMÖ, Sweden, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Oatly Group AB (Nasdaq: OTLY) ("Oatly" or the "Company"), the world's first and largest oat drink company, has announced a multi-year investment in its Landskrona production facility in Sweden to meet accelerating global demand for its plant-based drinks. The expanded infrastructure will boost the site's production capacity by more than 33 percent while further reducing the climate impact of operations across three key areas. Active since 2006, the Landskrona plant currently employs over 300 people. Following the refurbishment, the facility will boost its production capacity from 150 to 200 million liters per year, all within the same physical footprint. As a result of existing energy procurement (the Landskrona factory sources 100% renewable energy), alongside efficiencies in ingredient sourcing and distribution network, this project is expected to reduce the company ́s total corporate climate impact in 2026 and 2027. Simon Broadbent, SVP Sustainable Operations at Oatly, said: "We're seeing growing demand for our products, so the time is right to upgrade our Landskrona site which has performed fantastically well in recent years, both in stability of output and outstanding cost management. The Landskrona factory is a...
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