AMCR Q3 2025

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Earnings

Amcor delivered a mixed fiscal third quarter, missing on both the top and bottom lines even as it closed its landmark merger with Berry Global ahead of schedule. The packaging giant posted adjusted EPS of $0.18, a 1.64% shortfall versus the $0.18 con… Read more Amcor delivered a mixed fiscal third quarter, missing on both the top and bottom lines even as it closed its landmark merger with Berry Global ahead of schedule. The packaging giant posted adjusted EPS of $0.18, a 1.64% shortfall versus the $0.18 consensus estimate, while net sales of $3.33 billion fell 2.3% year over year and came in 3.88% below expectations. The primary culprits were foreign exchange headwinds of roughly 2% and a sharper-than-anticipated drop in North America beverage volumes within the Rigid Packaging segment, which saw comparable constant currency sales decline 12%. On a brighter note, healthcare destocking in the Flexibles segment is now essentially complete, and underlying volumes grew across Europe, Asia, and Latin America. The closing of the Berry Global transaction on April 30 creates a combined entity with approximately $23 billion in annual sales and $650 million in targeted synergies over three years. Looking ahead, Amcor narrowed its fiscal 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to approximately $0.72 to $0.74, with adjusted free cash flow targeted between $900 million and $1 billion.