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Placing employee well-being as the utmost priority, achieving 12% reduction in injuries in FY2024 with over 70% of sites maintaining injury-free records for 12+ months.

Safety

Upholding ethical standards and transparency in all business dealings, ensuring responsible practices across our global operations and supply chain.

Integrity

Fostering teamwork internally and with external partners to reach common objectives, leveraging diverse perspectives to drive innovation and excellence.

Collaboration

Encouraging ownership of individual and team actions and outcomes, taking responsibility for results and continuous improvement.

Accountability

Committing to excellence and consistently aiming to surpass expectations, driving superior performance for customers, shareholders, and stakeholders.

Results and Outperformance

Taking on the aspirational challenge to make all products recyclable or reusable by 2025, driving innovation in circular economy and responsible packaging solutions.

Sustainability

Amcor is a global packaging leader with origins in 1860s Australia, developing responsible packaging solutions for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and consumer goods. With 77,000 employees across 210 locations in 36+ countries generating $15 billion in sales, the company achieved 95%+ recyclability targets and completed the historic $8.4 billion Berry Global acquisition in 2025.

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Chief Operating Officer

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Amcor plc is an Australian-founded Jersey-domiciled global packaging company based in Switzerland. It develops and produces flexible packaging, rigid containers, specialty cartons, closures and services for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, medical-device, home and personal-care, and other products. The company originated in paper milling businesses established in and around Melbourne, Australia, during the 1860s which were consolidated as the Australian Paper Mills Company Pty. Ltd., in 1896. Amcor is a cross-listed company, being listed on the Australian Securities Exchange as "AMC" and New York Stock Exchange as "AMCR". As of 30 June 2025, the company employed 77,000 people and generated US$15 billion in sales from operations in some 210 locations in over 36 countries.

Australian-American company in the packaging industry

Comprehensive range of flexible packaging solutions for food segments including fresh produce, dairy, meat, fish, poultry, snacks, confectionery, frozen foods, and ready meals. Includes high-barrier films, stand-up pouches, rollstock, and specialty packaging that extends shelf life and protects product quality.

Flexible Packaging

Plastic bottles, jars, and containers for beverage, food, spirits and wine, home and personal care, and healthcare markets. As the world's largest manufacturer of PET containers, Amcor provides innovative rigid packaging solutions with lightweighting, recyclability, and barrier properties.

Rigid Plastic Containers

Specialized pharmaceutical and medical device packaging including blister packs, stick packs, sachets, inhalables packaging, transdermal patches, sterile medical packaging, hospital packaging, vision care, intravenous fluids, and injectables. Designed to protect sensitive medications and medical products with regulatory compliance.

Pharmaceutical Packaging

Specialty folding cartons for consumer goods, healthcare, and food applications. Provides brand differentiation, product protection, and shelf appeal with sustainable fiber-based materials and innovative designs.

Specialty Cartons

Wide range of plastic closures, caps, and dispensing systems for beverage, food, personal care, and pharmaceutical applications. Includes child-resistant closures, tamper-evident designs, and innovative dispensing solutions.

Closures and Caps

Next-generation packaging incorporating post-consumer recycled (PCR) content, designed for recyclability and reusability, and advancing circular economy principles. Includes partnerships with Avantium on plant-based PEF polymer for rigid containers and innovative material science reducing environmental impact.

Sustainable Packaging Solutions

Comprehensive $20 billion core portfolio of consumer packaging and dispensing solutions for nutrition and health applications, combining Amcor and Berry's complementary capabilities in material science, innovation, and sustainable packaging across 400 facilities in 140 countries.

Consumer Packaging & Dispensing (Post-Berry Acquisition)

Amcor completed its all-stock acquisition of Berry Global at a fixed exchange ratio of 7.25 Amcor ordinary shares for each Berry share, creating a combined entity with approximately 70,000 employees, 400 facilities across 140 countries, and $23 billion in anticipated sales revenue. The acquisition, the largest in Amcor's history, establishes the company as the global leader in consumer packaging and dispensing solutions with $650 million of identified synergies through fiscal 2028.

Amcor Completes Historic $8.4B Berry Global Acquisition

Through a portfolio review following the Berry Global acquisition, Amcor identified its $20 billion core portfolio of consumer packaging and dispensing solutions for nutrition and health. The company also identified businesses with combined annual sales of approximately $2.5 billion that are less aligned with the core portfolio, including the $1.5 billion North America Beverage business, signaling potential divestitures to sharpen strategic focus.

Amcor Identifies $20B Core Portfolio, Plans $2.5B Divestitures

Amcor's Board of Directors appointed Peter Konieczny as permanent Chief Executive Officer after he served as Interim CEO since April 2024. Konieczny has been a member of the Amcor Global Management Team since 2010 and brings extensive international experience. Following his promotion, new leadership appointments included Kirby Losch as Chief Commercial Officer, Fred Stephan as Chief Operating Officer, and David Clark as Chief Sustainability Officer.

Peter Konieczny Appointed Permanent CEO of Amcor

Amcor reported achieving 95% recyclability for rigid packaging and over 94% for flexible packaging in fiscal year 2024, approaching its aspirational 2025 goal to make all products recyclable or reusable. The company also increased post-consumer recycled (PCR) content purchases to 9.4% of total volume, nearing its 10% target and demonstrating leadership in sustainable packaging innovation.

Amcor Achieves 95% Packaging Recyclability Milestone

In fiscal year 2024, Amcor achieved a 12% reduction in workplace injuries, with over 70% of its sites maintaining an injury-free record for 12 months or more. This safety performance demonstrates the company's commitment to employee well-being and operational excellence across its global manufacturing network.

Amcor Achieves 12% Injury Reduction, 70%+ Sites Injury-Free

Amcor Rigid Packaging USA signed a joint development agreement with Avantium to explore the use of plant-based polymer PEF (polyethylene furanoate) in rigid containers for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, medical, home, and personal care applications. This partnership advances sustainable packaging solutions and circular economy principles through renewable material innovation.

Amcor Partners with Avantium on Plant-Based Packaging Innovation

Amcor reported volumes up 0.7% over the previous quarter and up 2.3% year-over-year, with flexibles volumes up 3% and rigids volumes up about 1%. The integration of Berry Global is proceeding according to plan, with the combined company positioned to capture growth opportunities in consumer packaging while managing headwinds from healthcare destocking and weaker beverage demand in North America.

Berry Global Integration Drives Volume Growth

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Samuel Ramsden established a paper mill in Melbourne, Australia, marking the beginning of what would eventually become Amcor. This pioneering operation was among the earliest ventures in Australian paper making during the colonial era's industrial expansion.

First Paper Mill Founded

Multiple independent paper milling businesses around Melbourne consolidated to form the Australian Paper Mills Company Ltd. with capital of £214,000, creating one of Australia's largest paper manufacturers and establishing the foundation for future growth.

Australian Paper Mills Company Formation

The company was formally incorporated as Australian Paper Manufacturers (APM), establishing the modern corporate structure that would operate for six decades and expand beyond paper into packaging and related industries.

Australian Paper Manufacturers Incorporated

Australian Paper Manufacturers was renamed Amcor Limited, signaling the company's evolution from a primarily paper-focused business to a diversified packaging corporation with global ambitions. This marked the beginning of the modern Amcor era.

Renamed to Amcor Limited

Amcor acquired the rigid packaging and closures businesses of Schmalbach-Lubeca for approximately $2.875 billion, making Amcor the largest manufacturer of PET containers globally. This transformational acquisition significantly expanded Amcor's rigid plastics capabilities.

Schmalbach-Lubeca Acquisition

Amcor completed the acquisition of Alcan's food and global pharmaceutical and tobacco businesses from Rio Tinto for $2.03 billion, significantly strengthening its flexible packaging portfolio and pharmaceutical packaging capabilities.

Alcan Businesses Acquisition

Amcor announced the acquisition of Bemis Company through $5.25 billion in shares, creating a global flexible packaging leader with enhanced innovation capabilities, broader geographic reach, and complementary product portfolios.

Bemis Company Acquisition

Amcor set the aspirational challenge to make all its products recyclable or reusable by 2025, positioning the company as a sustainability leader in the packaging industry and driving innovation in circular economy solutions.

Sustainability Pledge Announced

Ron Delia retired as CEO after nine years of leadership, with Peter Konieczny appointed as Interim CEO (later permanent CEO in September 2024). New leadership roles were created including Chief Sustainability Officer David Clark, COO Fred Stephan, and CCO Kirby Losch.

Leadership Transition to Peter Konieczny

Amcor reported achieving 95% recyclability for rigid packaging and over 94% for flexible packaging in fiscal year 2024, nearing its 2025 goal and demonstrating industry leadership in sustainable packaging solutions. PCR purchases reached 9.4% of total volume.

Sustainability Milestone Achieved

Amcor entered into an agreement to acquire US-based Berry Global for $8.4 billion in an all-stock transaction (7.25 Amcor shares per Berry share), creating the largest acquisition in Amcor's history and establishing the company as the global leader in consumer packaging.

Berry Global Acquisition Agreement

On April 30, 2025, Amcor completed the acquisition of Berry Global, creating a combined entity with approximately 70,000 employees, 400 facilities across 140 countries, and $23 billion in anticipated sales revenue. The transaction brings $650 million of identified synergies through fiscal 2028.

Berry Global Acquisition Completed

Amcor identified its $20 billion core portfolio of consumer packaging and dispensing solutions for nutrition and health, and identified businesses with $2.5 billion in annual sales (including $1.5B North America Beverage) as less aligned with core strategy, signaling potential divestitures.

Post-Merger Portfolio Review

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The Rise of Chick-Fil-A

Chick-fil-A generated $21+ billion revenue in 2023 operating 3,000+ locations as America's 3rd largest fast-food chain (behind McDonald's $47B and Starbucks $33B) despite closing all restaurants on Sundays—sacrificing estimated $1.5B+ annual revenue to honor founder S. Truett Cathy's Southern Baptist faith requiring Sunday as day of worship/rest for employees. Founded 1967 in Atlanta by Cathy (1921-2014), inventor of boneless chicken breast sandwich (pressure-cooked in peanut oil mimicking taste/texture of fried chicken), Chick-fil-A differentiated through limited menu (chicken-focused, no burgers), exceptional service ('my pleasure' instead of 'you're welcome,' cult employee training), and unique franchise model (operators pay $10K franchise fee, lowest in industry versus McDonald's $45K entry fee + $1-2M startup costs, but company owns real estate/equipment and takes 50% gross sales versus 10-15% royalties elsewhere—selective vetting choosing character over capital, 1 in 400 applicants accepted). Strategic advantages include highest per-store revenue ($8M+ average unit volume versus $3M McDonald's, $2M Subway), customer loyalty (90+ Net Promoter Score, highest fast food), operational efficiency (double drive-thru lanes, employee hospitality training, limited menu enabling speed), and values-driven brand (family-friendly positioning, scholarships for employees, disaster relief donations). However, controversies erupt repeatedly: 2012 CEO Dan Cathy (Truett's son) opposed same-sex marriage sparking boycotts and 'Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day' counter-protests; WinShape Foundation (Cathy family charity) donations to anti-LGBTQ+ organizations drew criticism; 2019 pledge to stop donations to Salvation Army/Fellowship of Christian Athletes seen as betrayal by conservatives but insufficient by progressives. Privately held by Cathy family (Dan Cathy CEO 2013-2021, son Andrew Cathy CEO 2021-present), company avoided public market scrutiny enabling values-first decisions.

Chick-fil-A's Sunday Closure and Christian Values Drive Loyalty Despite Social Controversies

Chick-fil-A reaches $21B revenue as America's 3rd largest fast-food chain operating closed Sundays, franchising via selective operator model, and navigating LGBTQ+ controversies

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Truett and Ben Cathy open 24-hour diner. Hapeville, GA. $10,600 savings. Near Ford plant.

Truett creates boneless breast sandwich. Pressure-cooked in peanut oil. Pickles, butter bun. Game-changer.

Greenbriar Mall, Atlanta. Food court. Sunday closure policy day one. Baptist faith honoring God.

Food courts nationwide. Captive traffic, lower real estate costs. Operator franchise model (character over capital).

Cathy family charity. Youth camps, foster care, scholarships. Christian values philanthropy.

Beyond malls. Drive-thru locations. Suburban expansion. Higher volumes than food courts.

Truett's son leads operations. National growth accelerates. Sunday closure maintained.

CEO Dan Cathy opposes gay marriage. Boycotts and 'Appreciation Day' counter-protests. Polarizing.

Second generation leadership. $5B revenue. Privately held by family. Values-driven culture.

Stops Salvation Army/FCA donations. Conservative backlash, progressive skepticism. No one satisfied.

3rd largest U.S. fast food. $8M+ per store (highest). Andrew Cathy CEO 2021. 'My pleasure' culture. LGBTQ+ tensions persist.

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