AMCR

Amcor plc

Quarterly revenue, EPS, free cash flow, valuation, and Rule of 40 scores for Amcor plc.

R40: 73$22.46B
$48.43-0.39 (-0.80%)● Live
Current Narrative

Amcor completed the transformational Berry Global merger, creating a global packaging powerhouse. Q2 FY2026 delivered $5.45B in sales (up 68%), $0.86 adjusted EPS (beat), and $55M in synergies at the upper end of guidance. The company is on track for 12-17% EPS growth with $650M total synergies by FY2028. Reverse stock split completed January 2026. GLP-1 weight-loss drug boom is creating new opportunities in nutrition/health packaging. Analysts raised targets to $54-56; Buy ratings persist.

News

Latest Coverage

Rule of 402026 Q2
73.3
✓ Passing
Revenue Growth YoY+68.1%
+
FCF Margin+5.2%
History
-15
Q1
-11
Q2
12
Q3
61
Q4
2025 R40 +14
65
Q1
73
Q2
ANALYST RATINGS
Buy$16
AMCR
Equal-Weight$46
Downgrade
2026-01-28
Outperform$10
Upgrade
2026-01-07
Buy$10.20
Upgrade
2025-10-10
Overweight$10
Resumed
2025-09-19
Buy$12
Initiated
2025-07-02
Company timeline

Earnings release dates

QuarterEnd datePublication dateSource
2026 Q22025-12-312026-02-03Link
2026 Q12025-09-302025-10-30Link
2025 Q42025-06-302025-08-14Link
2025 Q32025-03-312025-04-30Link
2025 Q22024-12-312025-02-04Link
2025 Q12024-09-302024-10-31Link
2024 Q42024-06-302024-08-15Link
2024 Q32024-03-312024-04-30Link
2024 Q22023-12-312024-02-06Link
2024 Q12023-09-302023-10-31Link
Background

Company History

ExchangeNYSE
IPO DateJun 11, 2019
Shares Outstanding463.80Mi
1860
Founding Origins in Australia
Samuel Ramsden establishes first paper mill on the Yarra River in Melbourne; begins as Australian Paper Manufacturers.
1986
Renamed Amcor Limited
Australian Paper Manufacturers rebrands to Amcor; shifts emphasis toward packaging diversification beyond traditional paper.
2000
Demerger of Paper Business
Spins off paper division into Paperlinx; refocuses on packaging, enabling aggressive acquisitions and international growth.
2002
Acquisition of Schmalbach-Lubeca Rigid Packaging
Acquires German-based rigid packaging/closures business; significantly expands European presence and capabilities.
2010
Acquisition of Alcan Packaging from Rio Tinto
Major deal adds flexible packaging assets; creates stronger global footprint and establishes Amcor as leading flexible player.
2019
Merger with Bemis Company
All-stock combination creates Amcor plc (Jersey-domiciled, Swiss-based); forms global leader in consumer packaging.
2025
Combination with Berry Global
Completes merger (April 30, 2025) with Berry; creates dominant player in flexibles, rigid containers, and closures for consumer/healthcare.
2026
Post-Berry Integration and Synergy Delivery
Q2 FY2026 shows strong execution with upper-end synergies, 12-17% EPS growth guidance, reverse stock split (Jan 2026), and sustainability/recyclable innovations.
Leadership

Key Players

Peter Konieczny
CEO
CEO since September 2024. Former EVP of Amcor Flexibles. 25+ year Amcor veteran, originally from Poland.
Michael Casamento
CFO
CFO since 2015. Australian-based. Oversees Berry Global merger integration.
Graeme Liebelt
Chairman
Chairman since 2015. Former CEO of Orica. Australian corporate governance veteran.
Short Interest

Short interest data unavailable for AMCR.

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