AMCR
Status-Quo-PlayerAmcor
$40.96
-0.49%
as of 13 Apr
Power Core
The moat in one sentence: Amcor's power derives from the regulatory requalification burden that its customers face when switching packaging suppliers, combined with a global manufacturing footprint optimized for proximity and responsiveness.
Direction of Movement
Lateral Trajectory With Berry Merger as Catalyst
ROC 200
-13.1%
AMCR
Amcor
$40.96
-0.49%
as of 13 Apr
DCF Fair Value: $90.17
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Company Profile
Amcor plc is an Australian-founded, Jersey-domiciled global packaging company headquartered in Switzerland, specializing in the development and production of flexible packaging, rigid containers, specialty cartons, closures, and related services. It serves diverse sectors including food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, home and personal care, and pet products, providing solutions like unit-dose packaging, anti-counterfeiting features, and sustainable innovations such as Liquiform technology for efficient container forming. Operating through two main segments—Flexibles Packaging with units in Europe/Middle East/Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, and Specialty Cartons; and Rigid Plastics covering North America beverages, specialty containers, Latin America, and Bericap Closures—Amcor maintains a presence in over 40 countries with approximately 77,000 employees across 210 locations. Key historical milestones include the 2019 acquisition of Bemis Company and the 2025 combination with Berry Global, enhancing its scale in flexibles, containers, and closures. Generating around US$15 billion in annual sales, Amcor plays a pivotal role in the packaging industry by delivering high-performance, responsible solutions that support consumer goods brands worldwide through innovation, global reach, and sustainability focus.